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Shame: The Underestimated Driver of Suicide
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This is what a young man who had survived a serious suicide attempt told me in the follow-up therapy.
In trying to understand the suicide of their sons, the core issue that came out from these interviews was shame: “Shame for what the boys had done.
A case vignetteThe parents of Oliver (18) came to see me after the suicide of their son.
I asked young patients I saw after a suicide attempt what occupied their minds when they harmed themselves.
Shame as a driver for suicide is not only a problem of young peopleThe parents of a 48-year-old man, married with two children, who had ended his life by suicide, came to see me.