Phenomenology of Suicide

1. Historical Phenomenology: Understanding Experiences of Suicide and Suicidality Across Time
Ian Marsh

2. Reflections of a Committed Suicidologist
Maurizio Pompili

3. A Phenomenological Approach to Suicidal Mental Life
Jann E. Schlimme

4. Early-Life Adversity and Suicide Risk: The Role of Epigenetics
Gustavo Turecki

5. Terror and Horror: Feelings, Intersubjectivity and ‘Understanding at the Edges’ in an Interview on a Suicide Attempt
Zoë V. R. Boden

6. Empathy and Empathic Disconnection in Difficult and Uneasy Situations: Facing the Suicidal Individual
Davide Donelli, Matteo Rizzato

7. Suicide and Deliberate Self-Harm: When Attachments Fail
Jeremy Holmes

8. Emotional Dysregulation and Suicide Risk: If You’ll Leave Me, I’ll Kill Myself!
Patrizia Velotti, Giulio Cesare Zavattini

9. Traumatic Subjective Experiences Invite Suicide
John T. Maltsberger, Mark J. Goldblatt, Elsa Ronningstam, Igor Weinberg, Mark Schechter

10. Dissociation and Therapeutic Alliance
Lisa Firestone

11. A Collaborative Approach to Working with the Suicidal Mind
David A. Jobes, Brian M. Piehl, Samantha A. Chalker

12. The Story of My Suicide
Viktor Staudt

13. Anodyne Psychotherapy for Suicide: A Psychological View of Suicide
Edwin S. Shneidman

Keywords: Medicine & Public Health, Psychiatry, Self and Identity, Emotion, Psychopathology, Nursing, Clinical Psychology