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Words Used to Help Children Understand

Suicide: The act of killing yourself so that your body won’t work anymore. People who kill themselves often do so because they feel there is no other way to solve their problems or to end the pain they are feeling. Sometimes they feel hopeless that things will never get better and that life is not worth living. But, there is always another answer.

Death: When a person’s body stops working.

Depression: Extreme feelings of sadness and hopelessness that lasts a long time.

Guilt: Something we feel when we think we have done something wrong or are the cause of something bad happening.

Grief: Natural feelings when someone close to us has died.

 

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