“They Might Think I Was Crazy”: Young American Indians’ Reasons for Not Seeking Help When Suicidal

By S. Freedenthal, A. Stiffman. 2007

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology

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• Youth perceptions of suicide and help-seeking: ‘They'd think I was weak or “mental”’ (2010, background): “While much has been written about non-compliance and reluctance to seek help, it is only recently that the individual's belief that he or she does not require help has been explored through the work of Nada-Raja and colleagues (2004), Freedenthal and Stiffman ( 2007 ) and others.”