INTERNET AND SUICIDE

By Y. DAINO

CONTENTS CHAPTER THE INTERNET IN SUICIDE PREVENTION AND PROMOTION CHAPTER THE INTERNET: ITS ROLE IN THE OCCURRENCE AND PREVENTION OF SUICIDE THE ADVANTAGES AND THE DISADVANTAGES OF THE INTERNET IN PREVENTING SUICIDE WEB-BASED SUICIDE PREVENTION EDUCATION: INNOVATIONS IN RESEARCH, TRAINING, AND PRACTICE IMPROVING PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE IN SUICIDE PREVENTION THROUGH ONLINE TRAINING: A CASE EXAMPLE INTERNET RESOURCES FOR PREVENTING SUICIDE PREVENTING SUICIDE THROUGH THE INTERNET WARNING SIGNS FOR SUICIDE: SAFE AND EFFECTIVE INFORMATION DELIVERY ONLINE A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF DATA IN UNDERSTANDING YOUTH SUICIDE — INSTANT MESSAGES INTERNET AND EMERGING SUICIDE METHOD: A CASE STUDY OF CONTAGION OF CHARCOAL BURNING SUICIDES VIA THE INTERNET “I AM SO SICK OF THIS LIFE": A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF SUICIDAL MESSAGES ON THE INTERNET THE INTERNET AND SUICIDE PACTS INTERNET AS A HEALING OR KILLING TOOL IN YOUTH SUICIDE PHENOMENON EXPLORING SELF-INJURY AND SUICIDE IN RELATION TO SELF-HARM DISCUSSION GROUPS ON THE INTERNET “ACROSS THE STREET – NOT DOWN THE ROAD” - STAYING ALIVE THROUGH DELIBERATE SELF-HARM BORDERLINE PERSONALITY, CONTAGION, AND THE INTERNET RANDY A SANSONE AND LORI A SANSONE CHAPTER INFORMATION FOR CRISIS INTERVENTION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS ON THE INTERNET BARBARA SCHNEIDER AND KRISTIN GREBNER CHAPTER EFFECT OF MASS MEDIA ON SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS EDUARDO J AGUILAR, SOLEDAD JORGE, ANA RUBIO AND SAMUEL G SIRIS CHAPTER THE USE OF THE INTERNET FOR RESEARCH ON SUICIDES IN THE ELDERLY FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE? SUICIDE AND THE INTERNET IN THE WORLD TODAY MEDIA SUICIDE-REPORTS, INTERNET USE AND THE INCIDENCE OF SUICIDES IN JAPAN INTERNET-ASSOCIATED SUICIDE IN JAPAN HARD-TO-REACH POPULATIONS AND STIGMATIZED TOPICS: INTERNET-BASED MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH FOR JAPANESE MEN WHO ARE GAY, BISEXUAL, OR QUESTIONING THEIR SEXUAL ORIENTATION SUICIDE IN CHINA IN THE ERA OF THE INTERNET INTERNET COMMUNICATION ABOUT ASSISTED OR "RATIONAL" SUICIDE: LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PRACTICE CAN SUICIDE BE QUANTIFIED AND CATEGORIZED? MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUICIDE THE CONCEPT OF POST-TRAUMATIC MOOD DISORDER, SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN WAR VETERANS AND POSSIBLE USE OF INTERNET-BASED THERAPIES IN THE TREATMENT OF WAR VETERANS WITH POSTTRAUMATIC MOOD DISORDER INTERNET SUICIDE PHENOMENON IN JAPAN