This book examines how nurses can effectively identify, assess, and support individuals at risk of depression and suicide. The book discusses the latest research on depression, including its biological, psychological, and social factors. It provides evidence-based interventions for depression management, including counseling and pharmacological treatments. The text also highlights suicide prevention strategies, focusing on early detection and intervention. This book is an essential guide for psychiatric nurses aiming to improve mental health outcomes for patients at risk of depression and suicide.
Aria Espinoza is an expert in nursing perspectives on depression and suicide prevention, emphasizing early detection and intervention strategies. Her work focuses on providing holistic care to individuals experiencing depression and those at risk of suicide. Aria has authored publications on the effectiveness of nursing interventions in preventing suicidal behaviors. As an educator, she teaches nursing students about the importance of early mental health care.