Demian
Student
- Mar 25, 2024
- 178
Hello
Which type of suicidal person are you?
The types below are not exclusive, and a patient can present a combination of characteristics, which is my case except for option 5. I have: Irritability / Anhedonia / Hopelessness / Guilt and worthlessness / Long-term planning / Emotionally numb / Obsessive thoughts
1 - Aggressive: expresses their suicidal ideation impulsively and angrily (Impulsivity / Irritability / Self-mutilation / Troubled relationships with others).
2 - Melancholic: introspective and silent about their feelings. Melancholy is associated with deep sadness and extreme despondency (Anhedonia / Hopelessness / Guilt and worthlessness / Long-term planning).
3 - Dissociative or apathetic: they don't show many emotions. They seem disconnected from the world around them and from their own emotions.(Depersonalization / Emotional dissociation / Feeling of emptiness)
4 - Anxious: Suicidal ideation in this profile is often related to extreme anxiety and constant fear.(Obsessive thoughts / Panic attacks / Feeling "trapped")
5 - Manipulative or ambivalent: Although rarer, some patients may use suicidal ideation as a form of emotional manipulation, usually to get attention or support from family members or partners.(Repeated threats / Ambivalence)
Which type of suicidal person are you?
The types below are not exclusive, and a patient can present a combination of characteristics, which is my case except for option 5. I have: Irritability / Anhedonia / Hopelessness / Guilt and worthlessness / Long-term planning / Emotionally numb / Obsessive thoughts
1 - Aggressive: expresses their suicidal ideation impulsively and angrily (Impulsivity / Irritability / Self-mutilation / Troubled relationships with others).
2 - Melancholic: introspective and silent about their feelings. Melancholy is associated with deep sadness and extreme despondency (Anhedonia / Hopelessness / Guilt and worthlessness / Long-term planning).
3 - Dissociative or apathetic: they don't show many emotions. They seem disconnected from the world around them and from their own emotions.(Depersonalization / Emotional dissociation / Feeling of emptiness)
4 - Anxious: Suicidal ideation in this profile is often related to extreme anxiety and constant fear.(Obsessive thoughts / Panic attacks / Feeling "trapped")
5 - Manipulative or ambivalent: Although rarer, some patients may use suicidal ideation as a form of emotional manipulation, usually to get attention or support from family members or partners.(Repeated threats / Ambivalence)