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The Suicidal Person: Recognition and Helping

Identifying The Suicidal Person The risk of suicide in a person can be easily rated from a knowledge of his age and sex, psychiatric symptoms, recent stress, prior and current suicidal behaviour. A scale commonly used by suicide prevention workers is based on that developed by the Los Angeles Suicide Prevention Centre and is shown in Table I. Formal or informal use of this scale can aid you in deciding how likely it is that someone you know will kill himself.