Overall, 11.7% of the soldiers reported ever having suicidal ideation during their lives; 3% reported suicidal ideation in the past year; and 1.9% reported suicidal ideation in the past 30 days.
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It's a new way of working in the ideation phase.
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Untreated dysphoria can lead to anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation.
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But what you do do is get ideation on steroids.
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Meetings may feel less like meetings in the Ideation Hub Instead of a conference room, Steelcase showed us the Ideation Hub, a bookable space with more bar-height tables and chairs and another Surface Hub.
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VICE: From ideation to conclusion, how long did it all take?
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Terrorists create private groups to trade ideas and cultivate violent ideation.
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Severe gender dysphoria can lead to anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation.
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Katie: Yeah, there was a lot of suicidal ideation going on.
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Please note that the story below contains discussion of suicidal ideation.
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Trauma or suicidal ideation were frowned upon with judgement and prejudice.
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She is trained to spot depression and suicide ideation in students.
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Cannabis can cause an increase in suicide ideation and suicide attempts.
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Suicidal ideation is also triggered by popular culture aimed at youth.
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Depression is treatable, so we need to talk about suicidal ideation.
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" The upshot, according to Victor: "How common is suicidal ideation in adults?
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They reported feelings of going mad, depression, fear, distrust, and suicidal ideation.
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Content Warning: Discussion of mental illness including depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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The open Makers Commons was a mixture of socialization, play and ideation.
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Yet, the group has the potential to achieve more than informal ideation.
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And ketamine shows promise in reducing suicidal ideation within a few hours.
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Two veterans, both in the placebo group, were hospitalized following suicidal ideation.
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JIM CRAMER: Now, will it be used in a point of ideation?
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An honest and moving first-person account of life with suicidal ideation.
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We also see an increased incidence of suicidal ideation, attempts and completion.
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It also made it easier to fall into depression and suicidal ideation.
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Such ideation happens in CF because depression and anxiety are so common.
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The "get something done" meeting typically involves brainstorming, ideation, or problem-solving.
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Who would oppose keeping firearms away from those suffering from homicidal ideation?
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Twitter trolls started teaching Tay some horrible racial slurs and genocidal ideation.
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What was your ideation concept when you set out to make the video?
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Despite years of self-doubt and suicidal ideation, I managed to move on.
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In the ideation phase — as an app developer — this is a crucial insight.
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Drinking intensified my suicidal ideation, and rendered me constantly tired, ill, and forgetful.
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But the western ideation of yoga is a powdered-sugar-covered positivity fest.
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For example, presidential candidate Rand Paul's staffers visited Google HQ for "ideation" sessions.
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I receive ongoing treatment to manage my symptoms, which sometimes include suicidal ideation.
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It's Quentin's other darkest fear — suicidal ideation — that The Magicians is clumsier about.
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They aren't a functional set of second eyes, or a solid ideation partner.
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Those identified to be at risk of suicide were often left behind, the report says: 20133 percent of people with PTSD and suicidal ideation received appropriate follow-up care and only 30 percent of people with depression and suicidal ideation.
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Many doctors struggling with suicidal ideation or depression, however, never seek any psychiatric help.
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But we know that pre-existing mental health problems can contribute to suicidal ideation.
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I felt worthless and unimportant; I started to experience suicidal and self-harm ideation.
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"I've read the reports of his cognitive difficulties and his paranoid ideation," he says.
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However, the French star battled personal demons, including longtime suicidal ideation and chronic pain.
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There's this ideation that's happening, sparked by something as crazy as the ICO madness.
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But thanks to Pinterest, this year's food ideation process just got a lot easier.
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For a while, Yusaf's suicidal ideation persisted after his move into Cherry's LA home.
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The queries that focused on suicidal ideation had the largest increases, the data showed.
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Some callers who struggle with suicidal ideation even call back on a regular basis.
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Our subsequent ideation sessions and prototype development were informed by the perspective we'd gained.
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Many of today's rap acts speak candidly about their depression, anxiety or suicidal ideation.
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Amofah continued to reference suicidal ideation in posts on platforms like Reddit and Twitter.
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Among the 3,872 soldiers who had not experienced suicidal ideation, six (0.14%) attempted suicide.
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But the concern should start when you begin thinking about ways to execute your ideation.
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There's a chapter about childhood bullying and suicidal ideation, and a chapter about marital challenges.
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While I've never attempted suicide, I've had several bouts of suicidal ideation through the years.
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However, I may spend an hour or more a day at work in suicidal ideation.
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"Widespread suicidal ideation should be seen as a signal of a major risk," he says.
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I was plunged into the same paranoid ideation as the paranormal investigators in the book.
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The antidepressants do not anti-depress, and one is later discovered to induce suicidal ideation.
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A very moving, personal piece about a little-talked about subject: chronic, passive suicidal ideation.
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Since the topic is left completely unaddressed, the show's approach to suicidal ideation feels careless.
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But, the Showtime series has already suggested to us Joanie is grappling with suicidal ideation.
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Cataldo pointed to Roy's long history of "suicidality and suicidal ideation" before he met Carter.
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Here are some ideas West raised: Bring Trump factories and Yeezy ideation centers to Chicago.
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He found that the increase in searches that related to suicidal ideation were the most significant.
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The fan had connected with Liz Emerson's suicidal ideation and was writing to Zhang for help.
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Silicon Valley is a land of ideation and thinkfluence and Qi drinks with tapioca mushroom protein.
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This past summer, after several nights of fighting suicidal thoughts, my passive suicidal ideation became active.
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Depression, addiction, the potential to have suicidal ideation or to have symptoms are a lifelong issue.
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"Suicidal ideation is a common symptom that has to be aggressively managed and treated," she said.
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Especially when they don't receive services, survivors often experience post-traumatic stress, depression and suicidal ideation.
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When such concerns of authenticity are put aside, what is our ideation of humanity left with?
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In clinical settings, researchers are studying ketamine's ability to treat depression, bipolar disorder, and suicidal ideation.
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Identifying which soldiers are thinking about suicide, known as suicidal ideation, is very important, Ursano said.
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"Of those who have suicidal ideation, 218% attempted suicide in the next 23 months," he explained.
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They are also were more likely to report suicidal ideation and a history of suicide attempt.
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To be able to talk about suicidal ideation and to do it with humor is important.
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I can't speak for other people who've dealt with suicidal ideation, but I can speak for myself.
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I've pushed through suicide ideation, panic attacks, and side effects ranging from mildly annoying to completely debilitating.
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In some cases, these associated conditions can lead to suicidal ideation, according to the Hearing Health Foundation.
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In "Ideation," Mr. Loeb has devised a psychological game, one that's both amusing and intriguing to play.
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In the opening moments of "Ideation," at 59E59 Theaters, an unsavory, even Mametian vibe underlies their swagger.
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If untreated, it can lead to severe mental health issues, including debilitating depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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"In my experience, teens are very forthcoming about their admission to depression and suicidal ideation," he says.
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Doctors understand the risks for suicide ideation better than they understand the risk for physical self-harm.
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Children with a history of sexual abuse face higher rates of substance addiction, suicidal ideation, and PTSD.
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I have also dealt with my own issues of depression and suicidal ideation, so I've been there.
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And veterans with bad paper are three times more likely to experience suicidal ideation than other veterans.
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" At the hospital, a doctor wrote on his intake form: "Suicidal ideation, worsened recently by life stressors.
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I never experienced suicidal ideation, but the hopelessness I felt was too heavy to carry by myself.
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When I shouted at him, he said he sometimes did careless things, as part of suicidal ideation.
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Surely I have seen my own episodes of suicidal ideation, and those of many others, wax and wane.
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As noted in the current study, around 8 percent of ED admissions involve suicide attempts and suicide ideation.
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Greenberg, a Product Strategy and Ideation lead at Mschf, created the app with social media consultant Lindsay Demeola.
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If people with suicidal ideation also have the means available to them, they're more likely to do it.
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These community and faith leaders and coaches look for signs of mental illness, substance misuse or suicidal ideation.
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I was bullied into self-harm, suicidal ideation, and resigned as I felt I had no other option.
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The nightmares, the intrusions, the hiding, the doubts, the confusion, the self-blame, the suicidal ideation—they followed.
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Even mild TBI is associated with psychological distress, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, completed suicide, substance abuse, and depression.
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As a pastor (and someone who has depression), I work with individuals who live with perpetual suicidal ideation.
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She added that at a certain point she began experiencing suicidal ideation while hiding away in her apartment.
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" Speaking of her own experience, Baltierra explained she chose to enter rehab because her "suicidal ideation was so bad.
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People from props, set dressing, construction, merchandising, food, ride systems and technical departments all worked together from ideation onwards.
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We're filling in the future we want to see one tiny aspirational sliver or harebrained ideation at a time.
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In the song "1080p," I talked about how I had suicidal ideation and self-medicated with prescriptions and pills.
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By contrast, negative emotion words were paradoxically less prevalent in suicidal ideation forums than in anxiety and depression forums.
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Smith cruised through the hotel basement, on his way to an "ideation session" led by an expert from Google.
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For these cases, atomoxetine is usually effective, but it has its own side effects, including short-term suicide ideation.
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Feelings of "outsiderness" are pervasive and painful, and heavily contribute to the potential for depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Those manifest differently among patients, ranging from anxiety, insomnia, and nightmares to paranoia, hallucinations, personality changes, and suicidal ideation.
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Sedation and physical restraint aside, doctors have few ways to quickly stop suicidal ideation, or thoughts of killing oneself.
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"Doing an on-the-nose love story for 'Daydream' just didn't feel right," Alisa detailed the group's ideation process.
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To be successful, a company should adopt a consumer-first philosophy that informs its product ideation and development process.
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We put our team in motion, and we got it from ideation to market in eight to 10 weeks.
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Given the alarming rates of anxiety, loneliness, suicidal ideation, depression and substance abuse nationwide, this work warrants major attention.
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CTE produces Alzheimer's-like symptoms such as memory loss and mood swings, and other symptoms like rage and suicidal ideation.
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Participants completed three validated questionnaires that assessed depressive symptoms, self-harm and suicidal ideation and behavior, and perceived social support.
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"13 Reasons Why elevated suicide awareness, but it is concerning that searches indicating suicidal ideation also rose," the study reads.
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That rapid action is especially important for people in middle of an immediate crisis who are struggling with suicidal ideation.
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For someone who is not struggling with suicidal ideation, 13 Reasons Why's suicide scene is likely to be very moving.
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In March it will run "Tourism Ideation Week" to create startups for its five-week Discoveries accelerator program this summer.
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Since Buterin's initial ideation, Ethereum has grown in interest and scale; today it is poised to overhaul open-source development.
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The mental health foundation Headspace believes that showing how Hannah died could be dangerous for those dealing with suicidal ideation.
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But our findings suggest that innovative thinking, not routine ideation, is our default cognitive mode when our minds are clear.
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Griffiths says she first came across the issue of depression and suicidal ideation back when she was 12 or 13.
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Asian-American students have higher rates of suicidal ideation than white college students, and these pernicious thoughts translate into behavior.
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The researchers reviewed dozens of studies and found a consistent relationship between social isolation and depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Children of military members are at much higher risk for suicidal ideation than both the general and the transgender population.
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Blocking access to timely care has been shown to increase youths' risk for suicidal ideation and other negative mental health outcomes.
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"Accutane may cause depression, psychosis and, rarely, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, suicide, and aggressive and/or violent behaviors," states the label.
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Training Female Pugilists, 'Illustrated Police News', 1872 Fashion may be the most rapidly changing and fluid cultural ideation that humans practice.
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Ketamine can also help treat suicidal ideation, and some people are using it off-label for pain and treatment-resistant depression.
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"The Trump administration operates within an existing colonial-capitalist ideation of 'freedom,' as in 'Make America Great Again,'" one witch wrote.
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If you need fast ideation, you need lots of variety, then this design contest is a great way to do that.
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Participants were also asked whether they'd had any depression, suicidal ideation, or non-suicidal self-harm since they lost that person.
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There are still times when the depression hammers down and months vanish out from under me, when the suicidal ideation returns.
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Children who are detained display signs of physical and emotional distress, including anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation and behavioral problems, Falusi said.
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We also believe that everyone should be asked about depression and suicidal ideation and have developed guidance to support these processes.
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New projects will assist in identifying suicide ideation in a friend's posts, and offer help connecting to resources for suicide prevention.
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Just months later, researchers found that the controversial show's premiere correlated with Google searches tied to suicide awareness, prevention and ideation.
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They found that "daily users reported significantly greater current SI [suicidal ideation] than less frequent cannabis users," according to the study.
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And after transitioning to a product manager, Ghorbanian now works to manage new Uber features and services from ideation to launch.
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It&aposs a common thread in suicidal ideation, because people don&apost recognize that your thoughts don&apost have to become actions.
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On this rating scale, patients are asked about their mood and other symptoms of depression, such as insomnia, agitation, and suicidal ideation.
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The study she ran last year found that among college students who watched 13 Reasons Why, suicidal ideation didn't seem to increase.
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The Golden State Warriors have totally fused Silicon Valley with basketball, man—self-actualization, ideation, disruption, singularity, all kinds of sweaty equity.
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It's too early to assume, for instance, that 30 percent of kids who visit emergency departments in the U.S. have suicidal ideation.
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For people who are dealing with suicidal ideation, eating disorders, and substance abuse disorders, switching to virtual therapy can be especially challenging.
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"In all three countries, men inside the Man Box showed a higher incidence of mental health problems, depression, suicidal ideation," said Lawrence.
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"The main skills that we learned in the industrial design program were manufacturing processes, rapid prototyping, ideation, and time management," Anand says.
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Suicidal ideation is rarely going to look like something concrete so we need to intervene during the foundational steps to that point.
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When the researchers looked at studies of interventions meant to reduce suicide ideation or symptoms of depression among doctors, they found disappointing results.
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We don't know much else at this point, but CBS has clearly decided that their earlier failure was more in execution than ideation.
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High-growth companies like Apple, Facebook and Uber are constantly vetting new ideas, most of which don't make it past the ideation phase.
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"It is true that our path to this point has not always been smooth, especially through the ideation phase," Moran and Tretikov wrote.
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My favorite part of art directing a project is ideation, and working with Peter — pitching ideas back and forth, sharing sketches — was amazing.
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You try telling people that a drama about dead children and suicidal ideation is a hilarious must-watch, then get back to me.
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This gives a great amount of influence to the people around a student-entrepreneur when he or she is in early ideation stages.
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CTE is known for plaguing people with Alzheimer's like symptoms such as memory loss, rage, mood swings, and in some cases, suicidal ideation.
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A psychiatrist that testified on B.E.S.'s behalf said he suffered from several mental illnesses, including PTSD, severe depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Add alcohol and mental health issues, including increased rates of suicidal ideation, among this age group and you have a truly combustible mix.
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A study published Wednesday said psychiatrists found that people who go through gender identity "conversion therapy" are associated with suicide ideation and attempts.
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Generally, women are known to have suicidal ideation and to attempt suicide more often than men, but are less likely to die from it.
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Some of this was due to the drug improving people's depression, but it also seemed to have a direct impact in relieving their ideation.
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In fact, the report highlights suicide and suicidal ideation as one of the most sensitive and potentially harmful mental health conditions to get wrong.
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He has expertise in mobile computing and development, innovation, transformation, patents and ideation within various industry verticals, including telematics, consumer electronics and health care.
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In many respects, Moyes's story is Jane Eyre for a modern generation, albeit one without any of the complexity and even more suicidal ideation.
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This centers me in the present, slows down the suicidal ideation and the thought train wreck, and makes me appreciative of the little things.
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The issue, she said, is that the study does not appear to examine the show's effects on viewers who are struggling with suicidal ideation.
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Getting people in leadership roles to commit to being a part of the discussion and ideation for solutions can help move us forward here.
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In spite of my aversion to the word "ideation," I can't argue against software designed to help an organisation solicit ideas from its people.
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Meanwhile, on Broadway, the biggest hit of the season was the Tony-winning Dear Evan Hansen, about two teenage boys struggling with suicidal ideation.
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According to the Boston University CTE Center, symptoms include deteriorating cognitive function, memory loss, dizziness, headaches, erratic behavior, impaired speech, vertigo, and suicidal ideation.
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At the worst, when I was going through a lot of suicidal ideation and had recently been hospitalized, my parents were there for me.
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Researchers believed a meta-analysis could suggest which aspects of perfectionism, if any, showed the strongest relations with suicide ideation and actual suicide attempts.
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Forty-four percent of IAVA members report having experienced suicidal ideation since joining the military, which is a shocking 85033 percent rise since 2014.
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Front Burner An understanding of the ideation of halal is probably not something picked up at Halal Guys or some other street-food vendor.
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A separate study found that the show prompted an increase in online searches for suicide ideation and terms related to suicide awareness and prevention.
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Cambridge Analytica was trying to identify people who were prone to conspiratorial thinking or paranoid ideation and exacerbate those latent characteristics with those people.
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They found that the women who did get abortions were not more likely than those who didn't to have depression, anxiety, or suicidal ideation.
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There were many signs that Alex was dealing with guilt over the death of his friend Hannah (Katherine Langford) which seemingly led to suicidal ideation.
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When people in a vulnerable state are bombarded by reports of the specific details of a suicide, including the method, it triggers ideation and action.
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But more than a decade on from its ideation, the burkini has become the source of conflict as French authorities crack down on the garment.
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Over the course of the season, we learned about Hannah's struggle with bullying, depression, and suicidal ideation through the lens of her classmates and teachers.
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Kate tells me that she was 5150'd in 20163, after confessing suicidal ideation to a social worker at a welfare office in Oakland, California.
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Research has regularly shown that the media reporting surrounding a celebrity's suicide can raise the risk of viewers experiencing suicidal ideation or attempting suicide themselves.
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This heightened exchange between storyteller and consumer necessitates further exploration and refinement, fueling ideation and creation of content, be it user-generated or studio-produced.
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In our bootcamp ideation sessions, we set explicit norms around generating at least a hundred ideas and building on others' suggestions rather than critiquing them.
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Shortly after the show's premiere, 13 Reasons Why writer Nic Sheff wrote a guest column in Vanity Fair about his own experience with suicidal ideation.
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According to the review, having an insomnia identity can have real costs, including greater risk for self-stigma, depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, hypertension, and fatigue.
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A construction company in Salt Lake City has become a model for helping workers who are struggling with suicidal ideation or self-harm, NPR reports.
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After another brief hospitalization, she did PATH in early 2018 as a participant in a Weill Cornell study looking at the treatment for suicidal ideation.
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Another sign of attenuated psychotic syndrome is being prone to "magical thinking or overvalued ideation that don't quite reach the level of delusion," he said.
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Katie Hill wrote in a New York Times op-ed that she struggled with suicidal ideation in the aftermath of an alleged "revenge porn" incident.
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I suffered the pangs of addiction, the subsequent lies, and depression and suicidal ideation, along with bankruptcy and the loss of my job and home.
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According to a recent study published in Pediatrics, the rate of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among adolescents has increased formidably in the last decade.
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While studies have linked finasteride to persistent sexual side effects and also to depression and suicidal ideation (in a 2015 study of about 4,900 men who took finasteride and reported side effects, 577 of them, or 12 percent, experienced persistent sexual dysfunction and 39 reported suicidal ideation), none have established that there's indeed a cause-and-effect at play; some doctors doubt there is.
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They told a tale of suicidal ideation, glimpses of a shattered family life and the implication someone, possibly McDonald's Hong Kong, had kidnapped the tweeter's son.
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"There is every implication that the suicidal ideation group would also have had a significant correlation with firearm access had the sample been larger," he said.
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One study of a web-based program that provided cognitive behavioral therapy to medical interns did find it was associated with lower rates of suicidal ideation.
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"For clients who are high-risk for suicidal or homicidal ideation, it is essential to try and obtain their emergency contact information," the new lesson explains.
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In previous years, Latinas faced a significantly higher risk of suicidal ideation and attempts than other girls their age, including their Black, Asian, and white counterparts.
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His songs were always raw and intensely personal, which meant that he often sang about suicidal ideation or the substances that ended up taking his life.
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Innovation strategy, ahead of ideation, asks for analysis that narrows the field of solutions, then focuses in on one key area, insight or problem to solve.
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However, that trend surfaced as part of an evaluation of side effects; suicidal ideation was not a primary outcome and the number of cases was small.
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As at Amazon, everything in the process of human creative expression, from ideation to production to distribution, will likely soon happen under the same corporate roof.
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However, much of those plans fail to manifest, either because they are largely ignored or because the plans themselves never get much beyond the ideation phase.
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It even seems to quickly nudge some people away from suicidal ideation, something that could be a godsend for those in the middle of a crisis.
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Through the "CEO of Your New Life" program, students undergo the ideation process, then gain practical entrepreneurship lessons in market research, operations and generating customer demand.
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Meanwhile, acculturative stress—the psychological burden that comes with navigating different cultural affiliations—has been linked to depression, cultural isolation, and suicidal ideation among Asian Americans.
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It's buried deep—under lyrics about suicidal ideation, cycles of abuse, addiction, and death and his general tendency toward creeping tempos and weepy—but it's there.
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Unsuitability would include a history of suicidal ideation, alcohol or drug abuse, domestic violence, serious emotional problems that indicate a propensity to violence, or irresponsible behavior.
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Jon, a 42-year-old war veteran said he return from his duty with severe PTSD that resulted in suicidal ideation and multiple failed suicide attempts.
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Two recent studies demonstrate that military-connected children have a higher prevalence of depressive symptoms, sadness, suicidal ideation and suicide attempts, compared to nonmilitary-connected youth.
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He prefers to be hands on, from ideation to creation, just as it's been over the years when dealing with average customers and sports stars alike.
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Comforted by his producer pal, Max Schumacher (William Holden), Beale admits to suicidal ideation and wanting to kill himself on live TV during his last broadcast.
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Now, in an emotional interview with Ellen, Hyland opened up about her suicidal thoughts, and the steps that she took to get herself out of that ideation.
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The research team analyzed survey responses for symptoms of common mental health problems, including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-injury, suicidal ideation, suicide plans and suicide attempts.
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An 82-year-old former aircraft mechanic, who had a history of suicidal ideation, suffocated himself with a plastic bag in a Connecticut nursing home in 2015.
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For years, ketamine has been prescribed off-label via IV infusion for people struggling with severe depression and suicidal ideation, with some patients experiencing relief within hours.
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Another key goal of Project Semicolon is to provide individuals suffering from mental illness and suicidal ideation with resources to seek the treatment they need and deserve.
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I had a lot of suicidal ideation, I thought about it every day, I swallowed a bottle of aspirin, I permanently damaged my hearing because of that.
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More alarming still, odds of suicidal ideation for kids with multiple deployed family members increase 34 percent when compared to a military child with no deployment experience.
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The FDA noted that postpartum depression is characterized by symptoms including sadness, loss of interest in activities, feelings of worthlessness or guilty and suicidal ideation, among others.
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Though there are evidence-based interventions for reducing suicidal ideation and preventing attempts, most people who have thoughts of suicide are not engaged in mental health services.
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Ketamine is a powerful medication used in hospitals primarily as an anesthetic, but recent scientific studies have shown significant promise with treatment-resistant depression and suicidal ideation.
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The 109-page French report published Sunday indicated that Mr. Lubitz "had suicidal ideation" and had made several "no-suicide pacts" with his doctors at the time.
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The sinister tangos with the madcap in "Ideation," a comedy that satirizes office politics and skewers groupthink, even as its annihilation scenario comes to seem unsettlingly plausible.
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Despite my years trying to ignore it, my depression and its dear friend, suicidal ideation, started hounding me worse than ever after I moved to New York.
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But, again, when it comes to possibly influencing people vulnerable to suicidal ideation, the first and second seasons of 13 Reasons Why are two completely different beasts.
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Pellegrini will report to Lotvin and "lead the ideation and incubation of consumer-focused health products and services that drive enterprise value and growth," the memo said.
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Most productions present this storyline as bald-faced sexual harassment, confirming Jud's other negative qualities — among them, an ideation of arson and multiple murder attempts against Curly.
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Universities have claimed that students who use too many resources, inform friends of suicidal ideation or require wellness checks have all disrupted the campus or campus operations.
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The bill proposes that a person who is aware of "another person's propensity for suicidal ideation" can be punished for "coercing or encouraging" them to kill themselves.
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Yet despite the growing popularity of crowdsourcing for ideation, research, analysis, and prediction, the Silicon Valley crowdsourcing scene seems to be losing the hype it once enjoyed.
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It took me a while to figure out that I was going deeper into depression and nearing some of the suicidal ideation that can come with that.
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When it came to certain risk factors for suicide and suicidal ideation, the CDC report found some differences between people who did not have a mental health diagnosis.
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When public fades to private, and I uncloak the many masks of the day, my mind is often flooded with thoughts steeped in hopelessness, worthlessness, and suicidal ideation.
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Mass numbers of service members were literally landing in Japan one day after leaving Iraq, many in bad shape with post-traumatic stress, suicidal ideation, and severe anger.
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She's had depression since high school, but it got worse when she was older, and there were two times as an adult that she had intense suicide ideation.
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Four serious side effects were reported during the course of the study, though three of these events -- suicide ideation, major depression and appendicitis -- were not attributed to MDMA.
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That means that your new job as a founder is finding a support network, inside and outside the office, to help you go from ideation to successful execution.
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Perhaps most importantly, HG significantly increases a pregnant woman's risk of developing depressive symptoms and even suicidal ideation during pregnancy, as well as postpartum depression after giving birth.
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Research published in the US National Library of Medicine from 2015 of 405 young adults of color found that experiencing microaggressions increased incidence of depression and suicidal ideation.
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Other research has linked family acceptance to similar positive mental health benefits, including increased self-esteem and social support as well as protection against depression and suicidal ideation.
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Trump won the presidency substantially by running against the entire edifice of ideation that Drezner's book describes, both traditional academic experts and the Davos and think tank sets.
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I talk openly about my own mental health problems — anxiety, depression, a bout of suicidal ideation when I was 83 — and the stability I have found through treatment.
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"The chaotic fervor and ideation going on all over the place on various forums and social media platforms meant ideas were atomized and difficult to capture," he said.
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She specifically uses SEO techniques that target people who are struggling with depression and suicidal ideation, then encourages them to undergo her signature trauma-healing technique, The Completion Process.
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She specifically uses SEO techniques that target people who are struggling with depression and suicidal ideation, then encourages them to undergo her signature trauma-healing technique, The Completion Process.
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"We now want to accelerate its development and broaden the range of creative and marketing services that we offer clients from content ideation and creation to distribution," Thompson said.
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Shows that focus on how fictional people cope with serious issues like suicidal ideation, attempts, or grief, and show them getting help could actually benefit real people, Niederkrotenthaler says.
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There's also a new "Collaborative Ideation" feature, which lets you and up to six of your richest friends connect your smart pens together and actively participate in projects. Fun!
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This was not a licensing deal — but an innovation collaboration in its purest sense, and with Kevin Plank's key talents involved throughout the full ideation, development and testing cycles.
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"I think Oscar [Lhermitte, who led the project] probably worked two and a half or three years on this, from ideation all the way to manufacturing," said du Preez.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA sobering new study out Monday suggests that many preteens who visit the emergency department could be in dire need of help to address their suicidal ideation.
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He committed himself to a hospital for severe depression and suicidal ideation just months before he committed murder -- and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder not long before his crime.
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Suicidality occurs on a continuum, Kaslow says, and BoJack is presenting towards the "ideation" end, as opposed to the actual "attempt" end, but that doesn't mean it's not serious.
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But with rates of suicide and suicidal ideation on the rise, it's particularly important to provide information to schools and to parents about recognizing anxiety and getting children help.
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For Mercredi, the confusing circumstances of what happened to her as a teenager made it difficult to maintain romantic relationships, and navigate numerous episodes of depression and suicidal ideation.
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Climate change has been linked to suicide and suicidal ideation, which increase during and after extreme weather events and on days of poor air quality from burning fossil fuels.
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From the 300 emergency rooms sampled, the researchers tracked the number of children between 5 and 18 who received a diagnosis of suicidal ideation or suicide attempts each year.
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Over time, psychiatrists have found various treatments, medicines, and therapies that have been shown to help reduce suicidal ideation, and even suicide attempts (including limiting access to lethal means).
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The 'conspiracist ideation', 'monological belief system' or 'conspiracy mentality' can be thought of as the general extent to which people see the world as governed by hidden, sinister forces.
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She encouraged me to open up about complicated feelings about my mother and suicidal ideation, and then at the end of my sessions would tell it all to my mom.
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However, the buzz also had a downside: Some people believed that the way suicide was portrayed in 213 Reasons Why was potentially dangerous, especially to those who experience suicidal ideation.
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Through the few hours I spent handling the other 75 percent of callers, I finally understood that my personal depression and suicidal ideation was part of a larger cultural narrative.
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The issue is so severe that it's been referred to as an epidemic and, to make matters worse, depression and suicidal ideation are extremely taboo topics within the Latinx community.
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I'm also on six mood stabilisers and it's waves of rage and suicidal ideation and seeing Michael Jackson bunnies coming out of my eyes...I should take a little nap.
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A 2015 meta-analysis that reviewed the results of 2000 studies found that racism was linked to poorer mental health, including higher rates of anxiety, depression, stress, and suicidal ideation.
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If the problem is big and sophisticated enough, the project moves onto the next, ideation, stage, where resources are examined to identify how they can create a more efficient solution.
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And while many of his patients also have PTSD, depression, substance abuse problems, or suicidal ideation at the same time, he said that DID is a condition on its own.
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The nightmares, the intrusions, the hiding, the doubts, the confusion, the self-blame, the suicidal ideation—they didn't go away just because I buried my neighborhood, my family, my face.
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Her own body is photographed in solidarity with her subjects, sometimes nude, or in repose, or with a gun in her mouth, enacting the suicidal ideation from which she's suffered.
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The study notes that one of its big limitations is that it is cross-sectional, which means it can't tell us the directionality of the cannabis' association with suicidal ideation.
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Of the 250 veterans who have completed Headstrong's program, 85033 percent reported reduced suicidal ideation, 91 percent reported improved mood, and 89 percent resorted to using less drugs and alcohol.
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The drawings, the core of her artistic output, are thus not only quasi-systematic knowledge schemas but also droll compromises with an imperfect world — aesthetic intermediates between ideation and actuality.
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He'd been smitten with the concept of suicidal ideation since he was a teen-ager, but the problem, he figured, was that he had never truly wished to kill himself.
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"According to facility staff, longer stays resulted in higher levels of defiance, hopelessness, and frustration among children, along with more instances of self-harm and suicidal ideation," reads the report.
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There is a sense of the walls closing in on the exhibition, each video a window into a world that has little to offer in the way of positive ideation.
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"They've shown over time that kids who have family support like the early intervention, they have a very similar statistic of suicidality and suicidal ideation as the general population," she said.
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Lublin says the line performs an estimated eight "live rescues" per day, in which counselors call EMTs or police to intervene in a potentially life-threatening situation, such as suicide ideation.
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Researchers analyzed internet searches immediately following the release of 13 Reasons Why, concluding that the show may be linked to a substantial increase in suicide-related searches and possibly suicidal ideation.
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"Where there are existing ideation initiatives in place, such as intranets, suggestion boxes or annual staff surveys, these tend to be siloed and prevent collaborative, transparent and bottom-up innovation unfolding".
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I work through decades of depression and suicidal ideation, the grief of losing my mother, my fears about my father's declining health, and develop techniques to engage the world more mindfully.
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Of more than 2013,000 transgender adults between 18 and 36, those who were able to suppress puberty had lower odds of lifetime suicidal ideation than those who were not able to.
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Using the name and the pronoun the child prefers is important to help reduce depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation, studies have shown, as are puberty blockers for those who want them.
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A different Henderson clinician visited Cruz and his adoptive mother, Lynda Cruz, at their home later on that same day, and noted that the school reported that Cruz had suicidal ideation.
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"Williams' death may have provided the necessary stimulus for high-risk segments of the U.S. population, especially middle-aged men in despair, to move from suicidal ideation to attempt," Fink said.
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Maybe he did have a break, as they say, but there is no question in my mind that extreme violence and torture have been part of his creative ideation for many years.
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Adams also explained Justin was trying to "score Xanax," a sedative that can treat anxiety and panic disorder, but is also known to cause paranoia, impair memory and judgment and suicidal ideation.
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Both Chesin and Miranda say it would be consistent with the current best theory on suicide ideation for 13 Reasons Why to lead to increased suicides among young people watching the show.
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While the book comes with lots of content warnings for sexual abuse, eating disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation, the poems elegantly navigate shame, vulnerability, fear, and the work of building joy.
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By studying 129 million texts sent over the course of six years, mostly from under-25s, the team created a word cloud of words that most often predict suicidal ideation or attempts.
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According to the band, Ruins explores lyrical themes of "death, gender identity, depression, suicide ideation, dreams, and, of course, space," which sounds like a winning combination no matter how you slice it.
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Susan Williams, executive director of the youth advocacy group Transformation Project, commissioned a survey earlier this year on the rate of suicidal ideation among trans and nonbinary young people in South Dakota.
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The company has only been in existence for a few months, yet it went from ideation to Y Combinator in a matter of week, and it already already boasts three Beta customers.
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The implication is that the girls have become a cult phenomenon themselves, serving as a point of ideation and fixation for other members of the online community that worships the fictional character.
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Brown mostly avoids the cult label in his reporting, and acknowledges that Swan is serving a need for a shame-free conversation about taboo subjects like child sexual abuse and suicidal ideation.
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When engineers actively participate in user research, facilitated brainstorms, or product ideation sessions, they have a larger stake in the team's success, and that success is grounded in creating meaning for users.
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Beasts of the Southern Wild This movie demonstrates how hope, love, and quality of life persist in the face of environmental catastrophe—a welcome ideation for those burdened by climate change woes.
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The theory is that for people who struggle with suicidal ideation, anything that can make suicide feel more familiar to them and cause them to keep thinking about it can be dangerous.
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Those who underwent the puberty-blocking treatment had lower odds of lifetime suicidal ideation and past-month severe psychological distress, compared to those who wanted the treatment but did not receive it.
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And that as a result, in developing their own idiosyncratic style signatures, they created trends that fashion itself seized on, was inspired by and still finds a fertile source of ideation today.
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For example, although National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month is observed in September, data show that suicidal ideation peaks in April and May — critical information for mental health counselors in schools and universities.
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There are known correlations between aggression and suicide; researchers studying high-risk populations have found connections between violent behavior and lifetime suicidal ideation as well as between violent behavior and actual suicide attempts.
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The issue with portraying a graphic suicide onscreen is the fear of suicidal ideation or contagion, which means viewers who are exposed to depictions of suicide may imitate what they see in media.
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DJI has its own manufacturing facilities in Shenzhen, and its engineers are able to iterate and test prototypes in neighboring facilities, allowing for a rapid pace from ideation to creation of its products.
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When you lack all hope, and when he thought this would all continue to happen to him, the suicidal ideation became more pronounced, and that is how he ended up where he was.
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"It is legal and appropriate to ask about this when it is relevant as it is in the case of suicide attempts or suicidal ideation," offers lead author Emma Betz in a statement.
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Misogyny, machísmo, rape culture, hyperfemininity, and generational trauma — combined with a culture that speaks of mental health only in whispers and behind closed doors — have historically made Latinas especially vulnerable to suicidal ideation.
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"In general, the big finding that jumped out in our work with these girls over the years was that they were at greater risk for (cutting), suicidal ideation and suicide attempts," Zalecki said.
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To that end, Magane says that it was important to her that she and Al-Khatahtbeh be directly involved in the ideation of the line — from the formula to the cheeky shade names.
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He said as the evening wore on, he tended to a 14-year-old protester who expressed concern over retribution toward his family for his activity in protests, which progressed into suicidal ideation.
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President Trump seems committed to pushing these numbers even higher because suicide attempts and suicidal ideation among transgender people are associated with the very discrimination and marginalization that the proposed policies would codify.
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" Scientific ideation and technical skill are now at the mercy of an "infantile scheme of life, seeking extravagant supermechanisms of escape from the problems that mature men and a mature society must face.
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Jessica Duvall, a pediatrician with the Saint Alphonsus Hospital in Boise, says the legislation is "hateful" and "cruel," especially considering the already high rate of suicidal ideation among transgender youth across the country.
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"Extreme weather events, like flooding, hurricanes, and wildfires have been linked to depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), suicidal ideation," Hayes wrote in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
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The YRBS may measure suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among LGB youth, but the CDC has minimal data on actual LGBTQ suicide mortality for a simple reason: Death certificates rarely include sexual orientation.
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This all makes a fair amount of sense to me: Sometimes you're just looking for a place where you don't have to deal with anyone or anything, and sometimes ideation can play that role.
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The singer has struggled with her mental health in recent years, including suicidal ideation, yet said she was open about her issues in the hopes that it would inspire others suffering to seek help.
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In a groundbreaking report published in the journal Pediatrics last month, his team surveyed 20,619 people and found that access to treatment options like puberty blockers greatly reduced an individual's risk of suicidal ideation.
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Montgomery, who co-founded the group three and a half years ago after her son came out, said that she receives at least 100 messages each week from other young people experiencing suicidal ideation.
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For some readers and viewers, that is a cathartic act, but for many who are already struggling with suicidal ideation — especially teenagers — it may make suicide feel closer, more inevitable, and ever more attractive.
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They're as human and fallible as everyone else, and they're not likely to produce the perfect stone-faced explanation and renunciation of suicidal ideation that would truly speak to the MMA mindset right now.
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Early identification and high-quality early intervention and learning programs substantially reduce rates of grade repetition, school dropouts, teenage pregnancy, criminal or antisocial behavior, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, unemployment, and welfare dependency.
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Yet in the new paper, the researchers wrote that the show could have done more to reduce associations with suicidal ideation by closely following the World Health Organization's media guidelines for preventing suicide (PDF).
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A few caveats: The study did not include completed attempts or the total number of actual suicides, and the increase could be partly because doctors are getting better at detecting signs of suicidal ideation.
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As a psychologist who works with individuals with severe, chronic emotional difficulties, including intense suicidal ideation and past attempts, I recognize that we need to go beyond the classroom and the mental health clinic.
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The 24-month rotational program, which begins in June 2016, will take aspiring designers through the behind-the-scenes process of getting products on shelves, from ideation and development all the way to marketing.
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The participants also filled out the Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire, which accesses two indicators that have been shown to predict suicidal ideation—perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness—under the Interpersonal-Psychological Theory of Suicide (IPTS).
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Aiming to accelerate the ideation phase of website and app design, Uizard says it leverages "advanced" machine learning and computer vision to turn a simple sketch into a basic prototype for almost immediate testing.
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In recent years, the singer has struggled with her mental health, including suicidal ideation, yet said she was open about her issues in the hopes that it would inspire others suffering to seek help.
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By the numbers: In California, the suicide rate for patients who had been admitted to the ER in the past year for suicidal ideation was a full 57% higher, according to a new study.
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At this point, apps may be able to supplement care from a doctor or professional, but they shouldn't be used as the sole treatment or management tool for depression or suicidal ideation, she said.
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Like most musicals (and like the movie it's based on) it ends on an optimistic note, but Phil's struggles with suicidal ideation, nihilism, and hedonism form the bulk of the show's plot and pathos.
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A limitation of the current study is that it relies on one question in the survey, which may have been misinterpreted to mean suicidal ideation rather than death by suicide, the study authors wrote.
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In recent years, the party drug and anesthetic ketamine has been embraced as a rapidly-acting, if still off-label, medication for some cases of depression and suicidal ideation that don't respond to other treatments.
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People suffering from what clinicians describe as "severe and persistent mental illness" that includes suicidal ideation should potentially be barred from purchasing firearms since suicide accounts for around 60 percent of all gun-related deaths.
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Drinking was always an escape for me, a way to not feel like myself and not be accountable to myself and my loved ones; at the same time, it exacerbated my suicidal ideation and depression.
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It's also a remarkably clumsy scene that rings false in the moment and feels unlikely to convince anyone, including those struggling with suicidal ideation, that there are lots of things for them to live for.
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Some local outlets have simplified the reasons behind suicide and referenced suicide methods -- both things that are discouraged by the World Health Organization's suicide reporting guidelines, as they could trigger suicidal ideation in vulnerable readers.
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At least one family member, Kelly Pfaff, has filed a wrongful death suit against Merck, for "failure to warn" about the suicidal ideation associated with the drug (it is still not in the warning label).
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Compared to 19 different control forums (for example, Mumsnet and StudentRoom), the prevalence of absolutist words is approximately 50 percent greater in anxiety and depression forums, and approximately 80 percent greater for suicidal ideation forums.
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"Regardless of size or sector, ideation processes typically happen from the top down, with those highest paid and most senior usually sharing, validating and actioning the most ideas," says Idea Drop co-founder Owen Hunnam.
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In order to establish a baseline metric for how psychedelics affect new instances of suicidality, Argento had to exclude any sex workers who reported suicide ideation or attempts at the time of the initial interview.
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Such therapies could have a "negative impact on people's mental health, as they can lead to lower self-esteem, depression and suicidal ideation," Evelyne Paradis, ILGA's executive director in Europe, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Over eight tracks, Danny Orlowski and Tommi Kelly rage and rave, screaming about feeling trapped by the carceral state, suicidal ideation, and governmental control over marginalized bodies, among other infuriating aspects of this hell-earth.
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Students may also avoid using resources on campus because some colleges may expel students who have suicidal ideation or force them to go on medical leave, to avoid liability related to student suicides, she added.
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From ideation to product on the shelf was 10 or 11 months for WowWee's Fingerlings, Sufer says, whereas Spin Masters likes to have 18 to 24 months to go from idea to retail, Martin says.
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According to the survey, 75%–80% of bisexual, pansexual, and queer respondents reported being diagnosed with or experiencing depression, and more than 40% of the same group of respondents said they experienced suicidal ideation. Rev.
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You want to honor this ticking clock around the character's suicidal ideation, but Work in Progress is a TV show that might run for many years, so you don't want to treat the topic callously.
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"Clinically, when I work with someone who has suicidal ideation, I often see it as an index of 'this person is suffering really greatly, and they don't feel like they have many other options,'" she said.
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Typically, if we think about branding or who is their book targeting, and then our designers interpret that, do a lot of rapid ideation classically, and then that helps them refine what they're looking for. Yeah.
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So, yes, the rate of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts more than doubled in this study, but it is a small amount of hospitalizations and it may not be representative of all hospitals across the country.
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"Suicide ideation appears to be increasing among youth, and given that suicide death rates in youth are also increasing, any concern or thought of wanting to hurt one's self needs to be taken seriously," Plemmons said.
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Most deaths from unintentional injury were from overdose — 72% in the self-harm group and 48893% from those with suicide ideation — underscoring the overlap between suicide and overdose risk, according to the National Institute of Health.
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Paper will never be obsolete as a medium for ideation, production or publication, but initiating the creative process digitally will emerge as an increasingly faster way to capture ideas, iterate and turn concepts into production-ready designs.
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The film handles Jackson's depression and suicidal ideation well by presenting them as pervasive issues that go largely unaddressed by the film's characters until it's too late — and like his addiction, they preexisted his relationship with Ally.
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And if you look at the typical design cycles from ideation of concept to coming up with initial designs and what we call validating, and verifying that, and then manufacturing and deploying, it can take decades. Right.
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So many jobs of the future have yet to be created, but the trends show that machines and workplace technologies will shoulder the burden of intense physical labor and leave us more room for ideation and supervision.
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"That said, if a person develops post-TBI emotional problems or psychiatric symptoms he or she should of course seek help or treatment for this in order to prevent (moving) towards suicidal ideation or behavior," Madsen advised.
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This represents a significant boon for anyone stuck in the airless swamp of depression, but, according to a small 2014 pilot study in South Carolina, it could be especially potent for those experiencing suicidal thoughts or ideation.
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So data scientists at Crisis Text Line are using machine learning, a type of artificial intelligence, to pull out the words and emojis that can signal a person at higher risk of suicide ideation or self-harm.
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The trauma of conversion therapy can cause depression, suicidal ideation, family rejection and a whole host of horrors that children must then face without the knowledge that mental health professionals are supposed to help rather than harm.
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She's also collaborated on research that's suggested a lack of neuron growth might play a role in mental health conditions like depression or suicidal ideation, and that certain treatments like antidepressants can help start the process back up.
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During an appearance on The Howard Stern Show in November, O'Donnell discussed her own mental health — "I have major depressive disorder — luckily, I'm medicated," she said — and admitted to experiencing "suicide ideation" years after her alleged sexual abuse.
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Trans women—particularly Black, Latinx, multiracial, and Indigenous trans women—were one of the most at-risk groups for "protective" solitary confinement, a measure that has been linked to increases in suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among prisoners.
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Women in domestic violence situations are at an increased risk of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts, and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, women are roughly three times more likely to attempt suicide than men.
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Developed in collaboration with a group of mental health organizations, the exercises take techniques from dialectical behavior therapy—a type of psychotherapy used to treat mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation—and reimagine them for the smartphone.
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That would be everything from the peevishly quotidian (complaints about dry skin or men not shutting cabinets) to the truly harrowing (suicide ideation; job loss at middle age; bad marriages; domestic abuse; and children suffering from drug addiction).
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The first thing she did after he opened up to her was read books about parenting trans kids, which is when she learned that access to transition care greatly decreases the risk of suicidal ideation among trans youth.
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And I think it'd be cool to have Yeezy ideation centers, which would be a mix of education that empowers people and gives them modern information like -- sometimes people say this kid has ADD, this kid has ADD.
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Start-Up Chile Executive Director Rocio Fonseca speaking at an event Start-Up Chile Executive Director Rocio Fonseca speaking at an event The "S Factory" gives female entrepreneurs still in ideation a $000,224 grant and 240-week mentorship grounding.
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"Since 1983, when he last attempted suicide, he has displayed no symptoms of active mental illness, exhibited no violent behavior, shown no interest in weapons, and demonstrated no suicidal ideation," Friedman said of Hinckley in a 19813-page opinion.
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The process was exciting for Belew and co-producer Rowland but proved to be a challenge for the Tennessee-based tandem as they kept an open line of communication with the film's director in California throughout the ideation process.
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"Cannabis, dopamine, amphetamines or sensory deprivation can cause anybody to hallucinate or get paranoid ideation," Castle says, although he stresses that everyone has differing susceptibility depending on their unique genetic makeup and exposure to life stressors such as trauma.
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Researchers in the field of psychology have found that victims of bullying present with a diversity of symptoms such as depression, anger, sadness, suicidal ideation, low self-esteem, interpersonal difficulties, anxiety, social phobia, and loneliness, to name a few.
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Media reports -- some of which described how Williams hanged himself -- might have provided the "capability necessary for a high-risk segment of the US population, middle-aged men in despair, to move from suicidal ideation to attempt," Fink said.
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Further, they argued, the rate of suicide ideation among service members with gender dysphoria is not actually eight times higher than other service members because that data undercounts the rate across the military as it relies on administrative records.
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For each additional context in which the youngsters were able to use their chosen name, researchers saw a 29 percent decrease in suicidal ideation, a 56 percent reduction in suicidal behavior, and significant improvement on a screening tool that measures depression.
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She has also previously spoken out about her own suicidal ideation, as Jackson has: In a 2017 Rolling Stone interview, the Star actress claimed that the 2013 incident was just one of "multiple times" she wished to end her own life.
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As I learned to be okay with not being okay, I began to research depression and was able to identify with symptoms such as suicidal ideation, emotional and physical fatigue, lack of desire in things I'd usually enjoy, and overeating.
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"I don't think we can conclude, based on this study, that watching 13 Reasons Why is more beneficial than harmful," said Regina Miranda, a professor of psychology at Hunter CUNY who specializes in suicidal ideation, in an email to Vox.
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Dr. Maguen, who studied how killing during combat affects suicidal ideation in returning vets, found that "those who had killed were at much higher risk of suicide," even when controlling for factors like PTSD, depression and alcohol and drug abuse.
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In cyberbullying the harm is often emotional and includes severe anxiety and depression, social isolation, and an array of lasting problems like suicidal ideation, post-traumatic stress disorder, psychosomatic issues, behavior difficulties, as well as alcohol and other substance abuse.
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The National Academies of Science conducted a comprehensive review of thousands of studies of the effects of marijuana on the brain and came to the conclusion that there were significant links with serious mental illnesses, including psychosis, schizophrenia and suicidal ideation.
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As a child he endured sexual abuse by a teacher that was horrific enough to result in long-term physical disability as well as psychological damage that led to promiscuity, substance abuse, dissociative identity disorder, suicidal ideation and self-injury.
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Instead of a cosmic tale that transcends time and space, Work in Progress is the story of a middle-aged queer woman, one who's gender non-conforming, overweight, and struggling with suicidal ideation while living in Chicago in the late 2010s.
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The next morning, Felix escorted Raheel to recruit liaison services, an office set up to ascertain if recruits had enlisted fraudulently (such as by failing to disclose a history of suicidal ideation), and to motivate struggling recruits to return to training.
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Talkspace, which wants to open access to mental healthcare, has now raised $110 million, most recently a $50 million Series D. The product ideation for the company was integral to the relationship, and the company now has more than 100 employees.
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It took people who care about me, not wanting to hurt others, and therapy to get me to the point where I am now — where the ideation of suicide and the execution of suicide are not two sides of the same coin.
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As I wrote for Vox in 213, the theory among experts is that shows like 213 Reasons Why encourage people with suicidal ideation to keep returning to the idea of suicide, and to continually engage with it and become comfortable with it.
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As far as this went, his opaque organization-with-an-organization structure and crowdsourced ideation and writing processes served Breitbart's purposes perfectly: They offered upper management a veil of plausible deniability — as long as no one saw the emails BuzzFeed News obtained.
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Organized by the museum's Artistic Director, Alex Gartenfeld, and Associate Curator, Stephanie Seidel, this curatorial decision sets the stage for Chicago to blow apart the myth of perfection that this particular ideation of lines have come to represent in the art historical canon.
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The framework has been one of the few in open innovation to successfully link ideation to incubation and has been shown to be scalable across EERE, garnering funding in two rounds from the Solar Energy Technologies Office and the Building Technologies Office.
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In this regard, a flattened structure often provides senior team members even more latitude to inspire and lead ideation and to set the tone for collaboration, rather than working within the assumption that the most senior specialists exclusively "own" creative or intellectual output.
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Second, it added a spoken trigger warning to the season premiere, added content warnings to the episodes that include graphic violence and sexual assault, and advertised resources for viewers who might be struggling with suicidal ideation at the end of each episode.
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But there's been considerably less focus paid to potential harms of meditation, even as some research has hinted that it can be linked to episodes of fear, suicide ideation, and psychosis, particularly in people who are already struggling with their mental health.
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Virginia's sensibility was difficult to characterize, but the works to which she was drawn seemed to exemplify a kind of romantic conceptualism — some more romantic and some more conceptual — in which flights of aesthetic fancy emerge from a base of substantial ideation.
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Studies show that short sleep in adolescents is associated with poor school performance, obesity, metabolic dysfunction and heart disease, increased depressive symptoms, suicidal ideation, risk-taking behaviors and athletic injuries, Watson and his coauthors write in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine.
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In collaboration with a group of mental health organizations, Pinterest created a set of exercises that use techniques from dialectical behavior therapy—a type of psychotherapy used to treat mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation—and reimagined them for the smartphone.
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"Race and the Enlightenment: A Reader," Emmanuel Chukwudi Eze One of my favorite reads from those fundamental years of art school, I first discovered this book when trying to come to terms with western Enlightenment culture's broad impact on ideation in artistic practice.
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Of the three general categories, holding others to perfectionist standards had little to no relationship with suicidal ideation; demanding perfection from oneself or feeling that it was being demanded by others, though, showed a small to moderate positive relationship with suicidal thoughts.
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Jones missed an opportunity to reach out to queer teenagers and their families, and to educate others, about the challenges of growing up L.G.B.T.Q.+ in the United States (suicidal ideation for queer youths is three times the rate for other people their age).
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Thomas Richins, a senior, said the controversy has made it difficult to focus on school when he already has depression and anxiety, and he worried about an uptick in suicidal ideation among a group that is already experiencing a great deal of trauma.
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Dr. Nock found that, when people with a history of suicidal ideation and self-injurious behaviors like cutting had access to the app for a month, the intervention decreased their suicidal plans by 45 percent and self-injurious behavior by 37 percent.
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Year after year, IAVA has seen a rise in members who report suicidal ideation or who know a fellow veteran who died by suicide, and the data shows that the post-22020/11 generation of veterans is at the forefront of this crisis.
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In 2017, White Hawk and several others published a study of hundreds of adoptees that showed Native American adoptees were more likely to report mental health problems — including substance use disorder and recovery, eating disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation — than white adoptees.
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And a study of 2011 data, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found religiosity is tied to higher odds of suicidal ideation (the desire to take one's own life or thinking about suicide) for gay, lesbian and questioning college students.
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Careers that focus on the ideation and execution of such events range just as drastically, from unpaid interns who hand out flyers and marketing collateral, to full-scale planners and coordinators whose sole role is to seamlessly blend brand messaging with attendee experience.
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And it found "moderate" to "limited" evidence that marijuana use might worsen symptoms or risk for some mental health issues, including depressive disorders, bipolar disorder, suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among heavier users, and anxiety disorders, particularly social anxiety disorder among regular users.
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"One young woman—who was hospitalized for suicidal ideation after she became pregnant as the result of rape by one of her 'guides' to the United States—was kicked out of her Catholic-affiliated shelter because she asked for an abortion," the suit alleges.
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Emo rap—the kind that delights in suicidal ideation and props itself up on misery—is at its most popular point to date, with its strongest proponents beginning to make the jump from the loud corners of the internet to the Billboard Hot 100.
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" Gaga also stated that her mental health was so intertwined with her physical health that the symptoms she was experiencing "later morphed into physical chronic pain, fibromyalgia, panic attacks, acute trauma responses, and debilitating mental spirals that have included suicidal ideation and masochistic behavior.
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And lots and lots of other stuffGoogle has its hands in so many different projects in various stages of ideation, delay, and obscurity, that it is hard to predict with 100 percent certainty what Google might trot out onto the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View.
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Dennis Charney, dean of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, was one of the first scientists to investigate and find evidence of ketamine's benefits in treating depression and suicidal ideation; he later became one of the co-inventors of the nasal spray.
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Going to my monthly appointment is the only way I can get my prescriptions, three of them being highly controlled substances, and going without them could mean spiraling into the unpredictable web of depression, panic attacks, sleepless nights, self-harm and even suicidal ideation.
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In terms of theme, he could not get beyond what he was convinced was a fundamentally spurious obsession with suicidal ideation, but simultaneously he felt that every other poetic topic or concern was an obfuscation, an eschewal, or a bald retreat from this theme.
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Especially since I'd been grieving the suicide of a close friend in the last year, Twitter hasn't exactly been a safe space for me considering the expression of suicidal ideation seems to be commonplace among young people on it—"I wanna die lol" in thousands of iterations.
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More recently, Kanye West exorcised some thoughts of self-obliteration on "I Thought About Killing You," the opener of his latest album Ye, which he later implied in an interview with Jon Caramanica in the New York Times was a performance of his own past suicidal ideation.
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And so, flush off earlyish rounds of venture capital, startups paid us to identify, reach, and soften up prospective consumers, using an alchemy of surveys, intuition, design, blue-sky ideation, typography, ethnographies, direct email, advertising, events, comms, logos, PR, stunts, and (in theory) art, literature, and film.
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Of the states whose materials are publicly available, Texas' are particularly extreme: Only six other states imply a link between abortion and breast cancer in their informed consent brochures, for instance, and just three others mention suicidal ideation or future infertility as a possible outcome of abortion.
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The connoisseur will also have the opportunity to interview business leaders within the company; be a part of social media strategy content development; lead ideation and planning for Chicago-based Mars Volunteer Program events; and support the global Mars Wrigley Corporate Affairs team on media relations campaigns.
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If you're so predisposed, it is very easy to convince yourself that everything is falling the fuck apart and that nothing matters and an increasing number of men in the developed world respond to these stressors by coupling their suicidal ideation to an explosion of mass violence.
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The family's issues with mental illness are treated sensitively and believably, and Flanagan makes sure to counter every moment of supernatural terror with a reminder that psychological terror is real, that depression, addiction, and ideation are every bit as terrifying as anything lurking in Hill House.
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Taking the show's subtitle, Thoughts Left Visible, at face value, such comparisons might be as vexing as they are illuminating, tipping the balance between intentionality and context on one side and ideation and facture on the other, but they would be worth the floor fight they'd incite.
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They served as advisors throughout the ideation process, ensuring we didn't design ourselves into a hole that we couldn't build ourselves out of, and integrated tightly with our internal developers (Samuel Singer, Robin Julius, and Gary Smirny) as we worked to turn prototypes into a production-ready product.
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"There were students who publicly expressed their rage at not feeling adequately supported, at being ignored when they had been working so hard to provide us with feedback and suggestions, at knowing that they and their friends were also struggling with depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation," he wrote.
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It turns out that following the show's premiere in March, online searches for terms related to suicide awareness and prevention increased, but so did search terms associated with ideation -- and those had greater relative upsurge, according to the paper, which published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday.
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That distress resulted in the girl's "engaging in destructive behaviors, including, but not limited to alcohol abuse, substance abuse, self-mutilation, and suicidal ideation," he claims, adding that her "ability to engage in harmful behaviors" was the "direct result" of her parents' "failure to properly supervise" the girl.
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Definitions are fuzzy, but I take it to mean working "in the open" — allowing you, the audience of this column, to engage in not just feedback around finalized and published posts, but to actually affect the entire process of analysis, from sourcing and ideation to data science and writing.
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A new study published this month in the American Academy of Pediatrics' peer-reviewed medical journal, Pediatrics, explores the link between adolescent access to puberty blockers as an adolescent and future suicidal ideation among trans adults—the first study to examine such a link, noted CNN in its coverage.
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That's especially the case for immigrants suffering mental illness, which tends either to involve silent and corrosive conditions such as depression and suicidal ideation, or to render its sufferers stigmatized as erratic, potentially dangerous individuals who must be isolated from the general detainee population on grounds of public safety.
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I could go from periods of suicidal ideation, self harm, and crushingly low moods that often rendered me physically unable to complete day-to-day tasks, to periods of overwhelming productivity and creativity, functioning on little to no sleep and feeling invincible and justified in any action, no matter how destructive.
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Evaluating if someone is at risk means evaluating if they meet all four of these criteria: if people are having suicidal ideation, if they have a means of suicide, if they plan to act in the next 24 to 48 hours, and if they have a specific plan for the process.
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To be fair, cannabis use has potential negative side effects of paranoia and anxiety, and if used long-term, depression and psychosis (though instances of the latter have often been inflated) Spravato's side effects, on the other hand, include dissociation, suicidal ideation, vertigo, increases in blood pressure, numbness, and lethargy.
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People who believe they might be at risk for firearm suicide — whether they live with a mental illness and experience suicidal ideation or are struggling with distressing life events (or both) — should be able to voluntarily put themselves on a no-buy list, which would prevent them from purchasing firearms.
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Over the last few years, the VA has made a vigorous effort to assess risk factors for women and aggressively improve services, including outpatient and inpatient programming, specialty treatment for post-traumatic stress, substance use disorders, depression, and suicidal ideation as well as support for treating effects of military sexual trauma.
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Printed and bound, the testimonies contain two accounts of suicide that relatives claim were a direct result of mental health complications from interviews; 97 accounts of suicidal ideation and attempted suicide; and accounts from dozens of women who said they were blamed by their bishops when reporting rape or assault.
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Pile on the pressures of a demanding boss at the nonprofit and a Salt Lake City dating scene that she wryly calls a "beautiful backdrop for suicidal ideation," along with the trauma of a public divorce and the hate she still experienced daily, and she found her depression engulfing her.
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"It is being endorsed at an alarming rate by physicians who range from trainees to seasoned veterans and it is accompanied by other disturbing correlates that include a high rate of suicidal ideation, regret about one's job choice and an acknowledgement of not being one's best self in practicing medicine," Wu said.
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In essence, teens and preteens who have grown up with the real possibility that they could live through (or die in) a school shooting have incorporated this reality into the kind of cathartic angst fiction usually reserved for more typically deleterious fare — a cancer scare, a plane crash, drug use, or suicidal ideation.
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Aboveground traffic is worse than ever in LA and Chicago, so both those cities' mayors called in the preeminent CEO of for-profit future tech ideation to fix the snarl—Elon Musk's Boring Company is already drilling tunnels underneath Los Angeles, and has just won a contract to connect O'Hare Airport with central Chicago.
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But if it's a lie — if it's all an elaborate lie — then not only is some stranger catfishing pretty much everyone on the internet, but that person has deliberately made a mockery of people who are on the autism spectrum, people with schizophrenia, and people who struggle with self-harm or who battle suicidal ideation.
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Dr. Michael Siegel, the senior author of the study, told Reuters Health that while earlier studies have found household firearm ownership to be linked with youth suicide rates at the state level, the link could potentially be explained by those households simply having a higher prevalence of people with depression, suicidal ideation or suicidal behaviors.
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Catalyst delivers real value through a four-step co-creation framework: (1) ideation to find the top pain points and wish list of a specific vertical, (2) team formation anchored by a business solution addressing the pain points or wish list, (3) rapid prototyping using crowdsourced software development and (4) incubation where teams are incentivized to grow and scale.
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THANK YOU return to the emetic, scab-peeling noise they've made their name on, over which they chant and squelch out tales of apocalypsis, injustice, and suicidal ideation (A telling lyric from "WATER," a song that wishes death upon those destroying the environment: "I don't know what it's gonna look like / I just know nothing's going to be alright").
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If, like me, you just listened to Kanye West incoherently ramble about a hydrogen-powered replacement for Air Force One, a so-called link between the 13th Amendment and the Unabomber, and something called a "Yeezy Ideation Center" during his meeting with Trump in the Oval Office, you're probably wishing your brain had a reset button.
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California was also one of the first five states to adopt a "red flag law" which seeks to keep guns out of the hands of those who have a history of violence, domestic abuse, violent ideation or mental illness which leads relatives or law enforcement to believe they may inflict harm upon themselves or someone else.
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"What we find nationwide is that over the last decade, the numbers of kids being admitted or seeking help in the emergency department or hospital for suicidal ideation or attempts have dramatically increased," said Dr. Gregory Plemmons, an associate professor of pediatrics at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and the first author on the study.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, instead, includes a condition that afflicts many, but not all, trans people: "gender dysphoria," which is a state of emotional distress caused by how someone's body or the gender they were assigned at birth conflicts with their gender identity, and that can lead to depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Suicidal ideation is a running theme in the episode from the first five minutes, when River sits alone at a dining room table holding a gun, from a scenes in which he contemplates different methods of killing himself, to when, as a candidate for class president, he speaks about his thoughts of suicide to an auditorium full of his peers.
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Dr. John Steever, an adolescent medicine specialist at the Mount Sinai Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery in New York City, told The Times last month that a gender-affirming approach seeks to "prevent some of the traditional horrible outcomes that transgender or gender-nonconforming youth have ended up with," including increased rates of depression, suicidal ideation and substance abuse.
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Arranging employees in an office is like creating a 13-dimensional matrix that triangulates human wants, corporate needs, and the cold hard laws of physics: Joe needs to be near Jane but Jane needs natural light, and Jim is sensitive to smells and can't be near the kitchen but also needs to work with the product ideation and customer happiness team—oh, and Jane hates fans.
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If the anxiety you're experiencing in the workplace is already at an 8, 9, or 10 out of 10 in terms of the intensity of your distress, the first thing to do is to bring those emotions way down, says Ursula Whiteside, a clinical psychologist, professor of psychology at the University of Washington, and co-developer of NowMattersNow, an initiative to support those who've experienced suicidal ideation.
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For instance, instead of just letting themselves be carried along by information-age propaganda, our schools and colleges should look harder at the ways in which the smartphone era might be making social life worse among the young — increasing isolation, worsening depression and anxiety and suicidal ideation, bringing up a generation that's well behaved in certain ways but strangely ill equipped to befriend and mate and marry.
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" The National Association of School Psychologists released a statement, warning, "Research shows that exposure to another person's suicide, or to graphic or sensationalized accounts of death, can be one of the many risk factors that youth struggling with mental health conditions cite as a reason they contemplate or attempt suicide … We do not recommend that vulnerable youth, especially those who have any degree of suicidal ideation, watch this series.
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As we talked I kept thinking, But you're beyond the pale , yet instead of that stopping us from talking we started to talk more and more frantically, babbling like a couple of maniacs about a whole load of things: shame, ruin, public humiliation, the destruction of reputation—that immortal part of oneself—the contempt of one's wife, one's children, one's colleagues, personal pathology, exposure, suicidal ideation, and all that jazz.
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With the rapid development of innovative pens and digital apps and improved hardware, artists are empowered to create a new medium of digital art where natural media can be realistically simulated, including watercolor, pastels and the aesthetic of oils on canvas — all on a single mobile device: Integrating mobile technology and hardware into the concepting and ideation stage of the creative process may sound novel to some designers, but it isn't new.
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A strategy designed by Dr. Barbara Stanley, a safety plan might involve identifying the following, and can be practiced by anyone feeling at risk of self-harm: Besides the 22008 million messages the Crisis Text Line has processed since its inception six years ago, they've also completed 226.3,22018 "active rescues" and de-escalated 245.2,224.9 texters who had expressed suicidal ideation and identified a plan, means and a 230-hour timeframe to end their lives.
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The abuses she discovered were graphic — detainees were denied proper medical care and attention; others were stripped bare and placed in "suicide smocks" in complete isolation, with some detainees choosing to not disclose suicidal ideation out of fear that they would be subjected to such treatment; and mentally-ill detainees were put in solitary confinement and de-scheduled from appearing before immigration judges despite having been determined to have a credible fear of returning to their home country.
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After analyzing data found in the National Center for Trans Equality's 2015 survey on trans life in the United States—the largest such study to date, with over 903,000 respondents in all 50 states—the researchers behind the Pediatrics study found that there is a significant inverse association between getting pubertal suppression treatment among youth who want it and dealing with lifetime suicidal ideation as a trans adult who wanted such treatment during adolescence but did not get it.
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"Although at autopsy I did not see any evidence of trauma beyond the evidence of hanging, the circumstances of the very high tree branch, uncertain location of the decedent for the six weeks prior to discovery (with a report that the area where the body was found had been previously searched), and lack of any reported suicidal ideation or attempts makes a definitive classification of the manner as suicide uncertain," an associate medical examiner wrote in the autopsy report January 26.
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