#113. The Danger of Cognitive Rigidity, Why Social Media Is Like Gambling, and The Truth Behind Higher Education Cost & Suicide - Dr. David Rudd

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Prevention
Suicide prevention has evolved significantly, yet challenges remain. highlights the progress in understanding suicide, noting that suicidal thinking is not a reliable predictor of attempts, but rather a marker of distress 1. He identifies three themes contributing to vulnerability: unlovability, unbearability, and unsolvability, which can be addressed through therapy 2.
Suicidal thinking is a marker of distress but not necessarily a marker of risk.
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emphasizes the importance of therapy in shifting perspectives and addressing these themes effectively.
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Frameworks
Understanding emotional resilience is crucial in suicide prevention. advocates for a skills-based approach to emotional regulation, emphasizing the need to teach emotional functioning from a young age 3. He argues that moving away from pathologizing emotions has improved effectiveness in treatment 4.
When we moved away from pathology, we got more effective.
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believes integrating emotional education early can help manage distress and reduce stigma.
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