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Treating Suicidal Patients with Underlying Emotional Complexities

Clinicians face challenges in treating suicidal patients who are motivated by complex emotions such as spite, grudge, or fear of hell. These underlying feelings can sometimes serve as a factor that holds the patient to life, making treatment more nuanced. The existing classification and training may not fully equip clinicians to address these intricate emotional dynamics.

Social Sciences, Psychology, Clinical Psychology