天美传媒

Abstract

Suicide remains one of the most critical public health challenges worldwide, claiming nearly 800,000 lives annually according to the World Health Organization. The complexity of suicidal behavior stems from multifaceted interactions among psychological, social, biological, and environmental factors. This article explores the significance of suicide prevention strategies by emphasizing early identification of risk factors, community-based interventions, and the importance of fostering emotional resilience. It also highlights the need for integrated mental health services, public awareness, and policy-level commitment to reduce suicide rates globally. A compassionate and inclusive approach, combining evidence-based clinical care with community engagement, can strengthen the global effort toward preventing suicide and promoting mental well-being.

Keywords: Crisis intervention, Community support, Depression