World Suicide Prevention Day, Mental Health Warning Signs
World Suicide Prevention Day serves as the backdrop for a discussion on the high rates of male suicide, particularly for men under 50. Thinking about suicide is identified as a critical red flag and an indicator of a mental health problem rather than a viable solution to life's stressors. Individuals experiencing these thoughts are urged to seek help and externalize their internal struggles rather than suffering in silence.
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00:00 Thinking about suicide is actually an alarm, a red flag. An indicator that all is not well the stress and strain you're going through each day If I could just switch that off it would be bliss okay what are my options for switching that off? It's in those situations that it comes around as one of the options And then you start to think oh how would I do it What will people think That is a warning sign that you are experiencing a mental health problem Welcome to The Jonnie Jensen Show, where modern dads discover how to create the true riches relationships and results they deserve. Get your High Value Man blueprint and join our community at highvaluemanproject.com Let's go! Thinking about suicide is actually an alarm a red flag...an indicator that all is not well
00:56 It was World Suicide Prevention Day yesterday. Now don't tune out if you think this is going to be dull or not relevant, the number of men who kill themselves is still ridiculously high – still the highest killer of men below 50. 75% of suicides are male and the thing about that stat As I started to talk about and zone in on when this subject does come up for me, is that whilst that is shocking consider how many people because men and women take their own lives but consider how many men are thinking about doing it but don't actually doing it. And thinking about doing it
01:38 Mulling over different options, thinking about whether life would be easier for the people around you if you weren't there. The stress and strain that you're going through each day like what would it be like to just switch that off? If I could just switch that off it would be bliss okay what are my options for switching that off? It's in those situations that it comes round as one of the options If you don't know my story, sadly my brother took his own life. My little brother took his own life in 2014 and yeah you can watch my other videos around that. The experience though and someone else very close to me tried...and failed! It's quite a funny story but
02:22 But sitting at their bedside in hospital was an experience as well, was a great relief but it was also an eye-opener. As this topic is for everybody you know in the wider peripheries of it, the extended family, the friends, the people that are affected after death... You just didn't realise they were at that place right? This, I'm trying to share with you today is twofold. If you are having thoughts like that like what are my options? How am i going to get out of this situation how am I gonna shut this business how am I gonna fix my relationship how am I gonna address this struggle this suffer that I've got going on and one of the options ends up being oh I could take my own life
03:12 And then you start to think, oh how would I do it? What would that look like? What will people think? That is a warning sign. That is a warning sign that your mental health is in... You are experiencing a mental health problem. You need to seek help right and it seems like what am I going to go and do Mona but how's that gonna help why did fix this not talk about that! That is the thing That is the thing. You have to get the topic out of you and if anything, this realisation, this reality that you're thinking about it should be an indicator for you – oh I'm internalising this problem way too much, I need to take it outside, I need to get help and share it with people around me
