How To Prevent Young Suicides
April 1, 2010 5:16 AM
This academic year, a cluster of six suicides at Cornell University shocked the nation. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among people ages 10 to 24. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.
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2.Don't let them isolate themselves from others.
3.Keep them talking to someone or try to hear them out. That's the important thing.
4.Don't send them to a therapist because first of all there's nothing wrong with them. It's you because you are not listening.
5.No pills. There are no magic pills to cure carelessness. If you really cared none of this would be happening. So pay attention.
6.Relate to them so you understand what the hell they're going through.
Here we have another supposed expert that sidesteps the simple fact that (using the recent news stories as examples) are induced. The social scientists, another fake discipline, create a pressure cooker situation in schools, teachers stress kids out with ridiculous teaching methods where the kids can't learn but are supposed to achieve anyway, administrators who ignore every indicator of problems and other students who are only interested in mayhem and are there due to the mainstreaming as part of the pressure cooker scenario, and ultimately government leaders who minimise any punishment and fail to correct the sytem.
Keep your pills and fake advice. The kids need a supportive school, government, community and family. They do not need chemistry and cons.
It does not matter if the rhetoric comes from Columbia or a diploma mill, they don't even identify the causes much less know the answers.