Activity: Teens who attempt suicide often give some type of warning ahead of time. Sometimes it's what they say, such as "I have nothing to live for." or "Everyone would be better off without me."Other times, the signs are more subtle, like feeling really sad for weeks or months withdrawing from friends and activities, engaging in risky or self-destructive behaviors or changing eating and sleeping habits. All of these warning signs can be signs of depression which is a risk factor for suicide Suicide isn't always preventable but we still need to know what a cry for help sounds like. Even if it's a whisper. We are going to practice looking for red flags in various scenarios For each character in the scenarios write down any words or actions that you believe show the person is at risk for suicide. Also write what you could do to help in each situation. Telling an adult should be on your list of ways to help.

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Activity: Teens who attempt suicide often give some type of warning ahead of time. Sometimes it's what they say, such as "I have nothing to live for." or "Everyone would be better off without me."Other times, the signs are more subtle, like feeling really sad for weeks or months withdrawing from friends and activities, engaging in risky or self-destructive behaviors or changing eating and sleeping habits. All of these warning signs can be signs of depression which is a risk factor for suicide Suicide isn't always preventable but we still need to know what a cry for help sounds like. Even if it's a whisper. We are going to practice looking for red flags in various scenarios For each character in the scenarios write down any words or actions that you believe show the person is at risk for suicide. Also write what you could do to help in each situation. Telling an adult should be on your list of ways to help.

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## Brief ExplanationsThis is an open-ended question asking for an analysis of various scenarios for signs of suicide risk. The answer should include observations of words or actions that indicate a person is at risk, and suggestions for how to help. # AnswerWithout specific scenarios provided, it's impossible to give a detailed answer. However, general signs of suicide risk include expressions of hopelessness, withdrawal from social activities, risky behaviors, changes in eating and sleeping habits, and direct or indirect mentions of suicide. To help, one could approach the person with concern, encourage them to seek professional help, and inform a trusted adult about their worries.

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