Narrativas sobre Riesgos de Suicidio y Drogas

Narrativas Profesionales: Experiencias ante riesgos o situaciones de suicidio o consumo de drogas en ΝΝΑ

• Contexto: A young person in a rural Durango telesecundaria exhibiting concerning behavior.
• Behavioral Traits: Demonstrates a desire to instigate conflicts, expressions of violent tendencies (e.g., admiration of organized crime, comments about death), and a recurring pattern of marijuana and alcohol use, especially on weekends.
• Aggressive Conduct: Displays aggression towards peers and adults.
• Complex Family History: Father's death when the young person was seven years old. This event may contribute to feelings of revenge or resentment.
• Potential Depression: The young person's statements about feeling unloved or unwanted by their mother, combined with drug use, could indicate a depressive state.
• Suicide Warning Signs: The young person expresses harmful thoughts towards themselves, expresses despair, and mentions feelings of futility. Showing anger or wanting revenge are also significant warning signs.
• Risk-Taking Behaviors: Engages in potentially dangerous or irresponsible activities. Shows an increasing usage of substances like marijuana and alcohol.

Prevention & Intervention

• Intervention Strategies: School staff have addressed these behaviors with broad-based interventions not directly personal, including input from DIF (Instituto Municipal de la Mujer), and participation programs, incorporating reflection exercises and educational videos.
• Family Communication: There is active communication with the mother to monitor for escalation of the warning signs.