They're capable of thinking of suicide all by themselves. So don't worry about putting ideas into their heads. If the ideas are there, they need to be talked about and dealt with. If they're not there, they won't take root simply because you mention them. Warning signs can include changes in eating or sleeping patterns, withdrawal from friends and family, drinking or drug use, loss of interest in favorite activities, or giving away valued possessions.
Common moods involve anger, anxiety, or depression.
Other changes to look for include aggressiveness, hopelessness, hypersensitivity, boredom, difficulty concentrating, or an unexplained decline in school performance. Health problems . At this point, we need to point out that the symptoms above don't necessarily mean someone is considering suicide. Still, they are signs of a problem and need to be considered carefully. Because the fact is that two-thirds of those who commit suicide give some warning first.