100 QUESTIONS ABOUT SUICIDE

To all the people who have been touched in some way by the experience of suicide: survivors seeking understanding and support, therapists and mental health professionals seeking tools to better support, caregivers providing constant love and attention, and mourners navigating the difficult path of grief.

It is also intended for the general public, because suicide is a topic that affects us as a society and needs to be addressed

without taboos.

Aware of the weight that stigma and shame still carry over this issue, this book is presented in a simple and accessible format, with clear and direct language that facilitates reading and understanding.

My intention is to create a respectful and accessible space where anyone can learn, reflect, and find answers to the many questions that often go unanswered in times of crisis.

This work is a promise: the promise that through education, knowledge, and collective commitment, we can transform the way we talk about suicide. That we can leave behind silence and prejudice to build together a more empathetic, informed, and supportive community for those

most in need.