If you love someone with suicidal thoughts. How family, friends, and partners can help

Thoughts of suicide can visit anyone. The more often they come, the more dangerous the situation that can lead to
a tragic ending. It is especially frightening when suicidal thoughts haunt a loved one. What could be more terrifying than
... not knowing how to save a loved one who wants to die?
Stacy Friedenthal, a psychotherapist, Ph.D., and mother, who managed to help her son overcome suicidal thoughts. The author
is well aware of how frightening suicidal thoughts can be for a dear person. Most people in such situations feel
helpless, confused, and paralyzed, not knowing what to say, do, or think.
This book is an indispensable guide to a calm and happy life during dark periods, a help for those who are thinking about
suicide, and for their loved ones. Thanks to this book, you will learn to communicate with your dear one gently and cope with
your own stress, worries, fears, and anxiety. The useful tools in the book are based on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and other evidence-based psychotherapy methods. They
will help you recognize the signs of suicide risk, create a safety plan, and support your loved one during a crisis moment.