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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1987

Page

10

Elderly death by own action linked to aging pain crisis

A Minneapolis case and a national pattern show rising deaths by own action among seniors, especially white males aged 75 and older. Experts warn the elderly rate may double by 2030 as Baby Boomers age, with stigma and underreporting obscuring the true figures.

Ciureo Minneapolis Ashleer Agers Zigfrids Steimachers Hennepin Minn Crisis Intervention Center Sheryl Niebuhr Wilder Foundation St. Paul Stelmachers

Decatur opens teen focused psychiatric unit at St Marys

Decatur St Marys Hospital plans an eight room adolescent unit near the current ward to treat youth with mental illness. The unit will include a recreation area and a classroom for Decatur School District teachers. Local experts cite rising pressures on teens from divorce and mobility, with ACT pressures and drug and alcohol concerns noted.

Decatur Ira Brent St. Mary's Hospital St. Mary’s Brent Mike Bach Decatur Mental Health Center Adolf Meyer Mental Health Center Jess Ents Bach Dallas Beyer St. Mary's Beyer

Death by own action discussed with teens

The article examines why teens consider death as a solution, noting isolation, impulsive crises, and substance abuse as contributing factors. It emphasizes that parental conversation, open listening, and early warning signs can help, with Dr Schwarzbeck advising families, schools, and hospitals in the Washington area on recognizing at risk youths.

Susan Phoat Schwarzbeck Washington, D.C Washington School of Psychiatry

New teen books explore death by own action and prevention

Three recent works address death by own action among teens, urging open discussion and prevention. Springer Langone, Forsyth, and Smith present theories, myths debunking, crisis intervention, and practical guidance for recognizing danger signals, talking to peers, and seeking help in school and community contexts.

Bergenfield N.J Chicago Margaret On Grethan Soyas Elizabeth Forsyth Hyde Forsyth Judie Smith Rosen

Lessons From a Death by Own Action Grief Story

A narrator reflects on suicide, family grief, and the lingering impact of a death by own action. Hilda, a bookkeeper, recalls her son Danny who killed himself in the desert, the toll on her husband, and the weight of unanswered questions as she keeps a photo of Danny in their home. The piece explores tragedy, memory, and coping.

Lve Hilda Elya New Jersey Danny

York program offers teen offenders class instead of court

AP report from York Pennsylvania notes underage drinkers and drug users charged with summary offenses may attend an Underage Drinking Program run by York Alcohol and Drug Services Inc. If completed, charges and fines are dismissed. Coordinator Wendy Shive says the option is one time, four two hour classes cover effects of substance use and decision making to steer youth away from abuse.

Guy Cidal York. Pa York Alcohol and Drug Services Inc Wendy Shive Shive

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