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Living with suicidal thoughts: A scoping review.

Rikke SøndergaardNiels BuusLene Lauge BerringChristian Blegvad AndersenMalene GrundahlKarina StjernegaardLisbeth Hybholt
Published in: Scandinavian journal of caring sciences (2022)
There is a need for further qualitative research of people's experiences of living with suicidal thoughts from an everyday life perspective. Awareness about social connections and attachment in mental health prevention and governance is crucial. Trauma-informed care could be a useful approach to prevent suicidal thoughts as the review found that many participants had traumatic experiences in both childhood and adulthood. As part of the treatment of suicidal thoughts, it might be useful to have a focus on narrative and communicative methods and their clinical application.
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