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Emotional Regulation 2 Suicidal Thoughts/Behaviors Willingness to engage in high risk Move beyond just thoughts Current Patient Example Inability to self regulate Express more on social, no response, action 3 Social Media 4


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Emotional Regulation

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Suicidal Thoughts/Behaviors

  • Willingness to engage in high risk
  • Move beyond just thoughts
  • Current Patient Example
  • Inability to self regulate
  • Express more on social, no response, action
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Social Media

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Transgender

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Substance Use

  • “It is harmless and natural, only a herb, won’t affect me

long term”

  • “It is not addictive”
  • “It’s safe because it is used as medicine for cancer and
  • ther diseases”
  • “Safer than tobacco and alcohol and those are legal”
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Spectrum Patients

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Spectrum Patients

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Blended Families

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73% 61% 46% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 1960 1980 2014

Fewer than half (46%) of U.S. kids younger than 18 years of age are living in a home with two married parents in their first marriage.

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Parent Pressure

1970 2017

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What are we doing?

  • Suicide community education
  • Partnering with schools to create better access
  • Required parent education groups for patients

in our services

  • Program initiatives around specific patient

populations

  • Skills based programming
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Follow up…

  • Amit Thaker
  • 630-646-5153
  • Amit.Thaker@eehealth.org