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When it is darkest : why people die by suicide and what we can do to help

By:

O'Connor, R C

Language: English Publication details: Vermilion 2021ISBN:

1785043439
9781785043437

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Summary: This book brings together decades of work on suicide prevention research the author's experience and other people's stories. It sheds light on why suicide happens - and what we can do to prevent it. It will support you to listen to someone vulnerable without judgement. For those struggling to get through the tragedy of suicide it will help you find strength in the darkest of places.

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This book brings together decades of work on suicide prevention research the author's experience and other people's stories. It sheds light on why suicide happens - and what we can do to prevent it. It will support you to listen to someone vulnerable without judgement. For those struggling to get through the tragedy of suicide it will help you find strength in the darkest of places.

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