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Prevent Suicide: the Smart Way: Transformative Empowering Processes Provide a Better Way to Prevent Suicide Jeanine Joy
Prevent Suicide: the Smart Way: Transformative Empowering Processes Provide a Better Way to Prevent Suicide
Jeanine Joy
Publisher Marketing: Suicide prevention efforts are aimed at identifying individuals at (or near) a crisis and attempting to stop an outcome for which momentum has already built to a point where significant psychological pain is the best expected outcome and death is the worst case outcome (unless you want to include the murder/suicide scenario) with its attendant outcomes. This is not good enough. It is far from the best we can do. Primary Prevention is where suicide prevention efforts should focus the majority of the resources. Primary Prevention aims to avoid any of the negative outcomes by avoiding the situation(s) that lead to them altogether. Examples of Primary Prevention include such things as washing ones hands to prevent the spread of illness and disease, clean drinking water and sanitary facilities to prevent the spread of disease, and vaccinations to prevent the spread of dread diseases. Primary Prevention is superior to crisis prevention because it takes fewer resources to do primary prevention than it does to attempt to stop something that has already begun its journey. I can stop a car from rolling down the hill from a stationary position by placing a single brick under the tire. I cannot stop a car moving at even 25 mph with that same brick. It would take a wall of bricks to stop a car. One of the key reasons individuals begin considering suicide is a lack of resilience. Building a more resilient population would greatly reduce the number of attempted and completed suicides annually. Increased resilience also benefits many other areas of life so while minimum efforts are required to prevent suicide using Primary Prevention, the benefits extend into many other areas of life. They include improved overall health, relationships, and success. "Prevent Suicide: The Smart Way" provides a cost effective method of building resilience as a suicide prevention strategy that is highly affordable and can be taught at any age. Individuals who have learned the strategy and applied it in their own lives can also apply it to a situation (their own or another's) should they encounter a crisis situation. The techniques, used by someone who uses them, have successfully thwarted individuals who were on the brink of suicide from completion of their plans. The techniques provided go well beyond typically recommended dose dependent stress reduction methods--getting at the real heart of stress and unhappiness. The techniques are so powerful that the author provides a money back guarantee on her classes where she teaches them. Anyone who can learn from a book can learn enough to improve their life significantly using the information held in these pages. Contributor Bio: Joy, Jeanine Jeanine Joy is an inspiring and life-changing author, speaker, and scholar. The purpose of her life is to seek out knowledge that increases human thriving and share it. Her programs, books, and speeches inspire and empower people to fulfill their dreams and enjoy more loving, happy, and successful lives. Jeanine had decades of successful corporate experience in the investment, insurance, trust, banking, and asset management industries where she developed expertise in strategic planning, performance management, compliance, and employee training and motivation. Jeanine has an excellent educational background with a B. S. in Business Administration with honors, Certified Fiduciary Investment Risk Specialist with honors, Associate Insurance Regulatory Compliance with honors, Fellow, Life Management Institute, and Certified Happiness Coach. She is a lifelong learner with keen analytical skills. Her interest in understanding why some people thrive and others flounder led her to a deep understanding of the answers. She then built bridges that enable people from many backgrounds to thrive more. Whether an individual prefers new knowledge to have a scientific, religious, or spiritual foundation, she has built bridges that will help them thrive more. This integrative approach has proven enormously successful. Profound changes are common for her students. Jeanine's studies have encompassed many scientific disciplines and philosophies, including advanced research in philosophy, positive psychology, sociology, quantum physics, and other sciences as they relate to what cultivates human thriving. She has woven the science together with wisdom from the great minds throughout history, spiritual and religious teachings to find the root cause of human thriving. Her burning passion to find answers that will help others thrive has created a depth and breadth of knowledge for accelerating human thriving beyond common psychology practices and theory, where the focus continues to emphasize what can go wrong. Whether someone is living a relatively happy life, or living in the depths of depression, her knowledge can help them thrive more. Books: Broderick, J. (2013). Trusting One's Emotional Guidance Builds Resilience. In Venkat Pulla, Shane Warren and Andrew Shatte (Eds.), Perspectives on Coping and Resilience (pp. 254-279). Laxmi Nagar, Delhi: Authors Press. TRUE Prevention-Optimum Health: Remember Galileo, Thrive More Publishing, 2014
| Medios de comunicación | Libros Paperback Book (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado) |
| Publicado | 5 de diciembre de 2014 |
| ISBN13 | 9781505342345 |
| Editores | Createspace |
| Páginas | 242 |
| Dimensiones | 178 × 254 × 13 mm · 430 g |