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    back from the effects of lost parent. All of these have a curative effect on the child who has no support resource to handle it. Along with this we can see that there are other problems faced by the children, crime and delinquency, depression and suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, emotional and behavioural problems, learning difficulties, school problems, poor grades, running away from home. Sometimes these problems result from unhealthy social and family…

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    committed, or attempted suicide? Could you tell that they were feeling suicidal? Teen suicide around the world grows by thousands of teens from ages 13-20 years old, each year, often due to lack of support from others. When these teens commit suicide, everyone around them are affected and filled with grief, sometimes without knowing that their friend or family member had even thought about committing suicide. Suicide is a horrible, unnatural way of death, and tears families apart. Suicide is…

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    Depression In Columbine

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    point Dylan became detached and started building his own computers, I just thought that was him being smart. Depression can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease a person’s ability to function at work and at home. Teenage depression is more than moodiness, or teen angst. There are many pressures of the world for teens. Teens are trying to figure out who they are and how they fit into society. Trying to fit into a certain group, or even find what group to belong in…

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    Suicide Effect

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    Sometimes all someone who is thinking about committing suicide needs is that one thing that will turn their life around forever. Suicide impacts all ages, though the leading cases of suicide were found in teens. Suicide is not just about the act of one killing his or herself; it also includes their mindset, the causes, how it changes the family and the surrounding community, and the aftermath and how everyone affected must learn to recover. Suicide came around many, many years ago. The mindset…

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    Summary Suicide is a serious problem in the U.S., especially when it comes to dealing with teenage suicide. Teen suicide most likely happens because a lot of teens have emotional problems and don’t seek help. Whenever they do seek help it’s usually from friends and never from an authority. Surviving the Teens is a program that deals with high school youth, and its focus is being aware of the students who are at high risk of ending their lives. This program did series of studies, looking for…

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    and feelings they can not control by themselves? 6,854 felt sad or hopeless, 6,857 made a plan to attempt suicide, 5,900 attempted suicide that resulted in medical care. Many people think the best way to treat depression in teenagers is by medication but, yet antidepressants can cause suicidal thoughts and is only most effective when used with other treatments. Therefore we should take teenage depression more serious and must, need a therapy…

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    The Werther Effect

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    might lead one to commit suicide, including mental illnesses, severe unhappiness and ending suffering. These are motives internal to each specific individual and that affect only themselves. There is, however, an observed phenomenon that not only affects one particular person, but also influences others to act equal or analogously – the Werther Effect. Named after Goethe’s famous work, “The Sorrows of the Young Werther”, the Werther Effect is associated to an upsurge in suicide rates right after…

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    chance of being threatened or injured at school than their straight counterparts (Youth Risk Behaviour Surveys, 2001-2009, cited in LGBT Youth). As a result of such negative attitudes and violence, LGBT youth are more likely to attempt and/or commit suicide (Russell ST, Joyner K, 2001, cited in LGBT Youth). Improving the sexual education curriculum by involving more LGBT orientated information is a commonly believed to have a positive effect on decreasing the harmful attitudes harboured towards…

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