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Most teens that have been interviewed after a suicide attempt say they did it because they didn't know how to deal with a situation,and in that moment dying seemed like the way out. Its normal to feel overwhelmed by emotions or situations ,most people will get through it or find a way to carry on. But depression makes everything harder.

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Depression affects a persons thoughts were it leads people to focus mostly on failures to the point where they only focus on the negative side of situations. Most people with depression tend to feel suicidal.

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Teens with drug and alcohol problems are usually at more risk for suicidal thinking behavior alcohol and some drugs have depressive effects.Depression can be made worse if you use drugs and alcohol as an escape.Not all people who have a drug or alcohol problem will be suicidal and have depression.

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Being a teen isn't easy there so many changes new social, academic, and personal pressures.Being a teen is even harder when theirs more problems like living in violent or abusive environments.Some teens worry and stress with problems that are hard to deal with as a teen and finding ways to feel better is hard. But its always good to remember most problems are temporary and can be overcome.

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A person with depression sometimes plans a suicide, but many times suicide attempts happen in a moment where the person is feeling desperately upset like a breakup, a big fight with a parent, an unintended pregnancy.Suicide is like the final straw to some people.

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-having no desire to take part in favorite things or activities
-having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly
-engaging in self-destructive behavior (drinking alcohol, taking drugs, or cutting, for example)

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Depression is powerful. You cant just sit there and expect that you'll feel better. Talk to someone,someone trust like a coach, a relative, a school counselor, a religious leader, or a teacher. Call a suicide crisis line (such as 1-800-SUICIDE) or your local emergency number (911).

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Starting a conversation you think may be considering suicide is always good, it provides help to the person knowing that someone cares. Most of the time people considering suicide are willing to talk to someone who cares and seems concerned.Even if the person tells you not to tell anyone and is serious about what their feeling tell an adult you trust as soon as you can.If theres no adult you can think of call  a suicide crisis line (such as 1-800-SUICIDE) or your local emergency number (911)