Suicidology

Explore the intricate field of suicide prevention with "Suicidology," authored by the esteemed Edwin S. Shneidman and published by Jason Aronson Publishers in 1977. This comprehensive work delves deeply into the multifaceted study of suicide, spanning 438 pages of insightful analysis and research.

Within its chapters, "Suicidology" covers the historical evolution of the discipline, the connection between trauma and suicidal behavior, and the psychological dimensions surrounding this critical social issue. Shneidman also addresses the complexities of psychological autopsies, the challenges faced by survivors of suicide attempts, and the broader ethical implications of the right to die.

This essential read is perfect for mental health professionals, students, and anyone seeking to understand the delicate interplay between psychology and suicidal ideation. Discover the crucial information that can aid in prevention and control of this pressing public health concern.