Asking people about suicide

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1. How comfortable are you currently with asking people about suicide?

2. What barriers are there when you plan on asking about risk?

3. When would it be unclear if someone were at risk and how would you go about helping them?

4. Often times we ask about plan, means and intent, what types of questions would you ask the client to gain this understanding?

Reference no: EM133700162

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