
Suicide: The Hidden Epidemic
by Margaret O. Hyde and Elizabeth Held Forsyth, M.D.
"Suicide: The Hidden Epidemic" by Margaret O. Hyde and Elizabeth Held Forsyth, M.D., CompCare Publishers, 1989, Revised Third Edition. Trade paperback in good condition, ex-library with embossing. Focuses on youth suicide prevention and intervention. ISBN: 0-89638-191-9.
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This trade paperback edition of "Suicide: The Hidden Epidemic" shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library book, including library embossing. The cover has minor edge wear and scuffs, but the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket, as is standard for trade paperbacks. Overall, the book is in good condition, with all pages clean and legible. ###
About This Classic 1989 Edition
"Suicide: The Hidden Epidemic" by Margaret O. Hyde and Elizabeth Held Forsyth, M.D., offers a comprehensive exploration into the critical issue of suicide, particularly focusing on youth. Published by CompCare Publishers in 1989, this revised third edition provides valuable insights into myths, realities, warning signs, and prevention strategies. The authors, both respected figures in their fields, aim to educate and inform readers about this pressing social issue. This edition, printed in Minneapolis, is a trade paperback, making it accessible for educational and personal use. The book is categorized under juvenile literature and psychology, reflecting its focus on youth and preventative measures. Condition-wise, this copy is an ex-library edition, evident from the embossing, but remains intact with minor wear. A vital resource for educators, parents, and professionals seeking to understand and mitigate the factors contributing to suicide. ###
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