There has been an increase in self-harm and suicide ideation among people since #COVID19 pandemic hit, says a study 'COVID 19 Blues', conducted by Bengaluru-beased Suicide Prevention India Foundation. (1/3)
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Key Points:
1. Therapists are observing an increase in clients who have self-harmed tendency and those who have expressed suicidal ideation or death wish.
2. The rate of relapse among people who had recovered from mental health condition has risen. (2/3)
1. Therapists are observing an increase in clients who have self-harmed tendency and those who have expressed suicidal ideation or death wish.
2. The rate of relapse among people who had recovered from mental health condition has risen. (2/3)
Experts are saying teens are more affected with several reasons. One most common being copycat suicide especially influenced by celebrity suicides. (3/3)
