in self-harm behaviors or suicide. Jeglic, Vanderhoff &Donovick (2005) share how the prevalence of self-harm behaviours including suicide, attempted suicide, and self-injurious behaviour (SIB) is disproportionately higher among forensic populations than among those in the general population. As a result, the way in which suicide is committed varies greatly from that of the typical population. Sudo & Arnaut discuss the five most common types of suicidal behavior which include “(a) hanging that leaves ligature marks or unconsciousness, (b) cutting that requires sutures, (c) overdose on medication or other toxic substance that requires stomach pumping or other medical intervention, (d) drowning that requires medical intervention to remove fluid
