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In this book, we have met people who were so desperate that they were willing to give up the most important thing – their lives – in order to escape other subjectively perceived threats and problems. This has also shaken us. From this our concern has arisen: we want to dare to formulate how we can meet a suicidal person, or a person after a suicide attempt, and help them to act in a life-oriented way.
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Valach, L., Reissfelder, A. (2022). Suicide Prevention. In: Casebook Suicide and Suicide Prevention. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66305-9_15
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