#410 - The Psychology of Suicidal Thinking
I delve into the psychology of suicidal thinking, discussing the alarming statistics surrounding suicide and the often-taboo nature of the topic. I explore the emotions of entrapment and defeat that can lead to suicidal ideation, the impact of loneliness, and the concept of psychache as a profound psychological pain.…
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