Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions

1. How do you feel that helping someone build confidence will help them overcome suicide?
2. What are some ways to help a suicidal teen build self confidence?
3. How is talking about what's going on helping the suicidal teen overcome suicidal thoughts?
4. Why do you believe it's tough to ask someone for help when feeling suicidal?
5. What can be done to change someone's feelings towards talking about suicide?
6. How many support systems do you think someone who is suicidal should have??
7. Why could one support system enough?
8. What are the most common misconceptions about suicide?
9. How can educating the general public be vital to helping a suicidal teen overcome suicidal thoughts?
10. Why do you think teens have such a tough time talking about suicide?
11. What group of people do you think would benefit most from being educated in suicide?
12. Why wouldn't it be more beneficial to educate the other?
13. What do you consider a safe home?
14. What would make a safe home enough?
15. How would a suicide awareness event affect teens at school?
16. What group do you think has a tougher time approaching suicide?
17. What can be done to let people know what to do to approach suicide?
18. What is the importance to educating teens on what can happen if they don’t report a friend who is suicidal?
19. What can be done so that suicide is taken seriously?
20. What is the most effective way to help a suicidal teen overcome suicidal thoughts?

Blog 12: Third Interview Questions

What is the best way to help a suicidal teen overcome suicidal thoughts?
What is the best way to help a suicidal teen overcome suicidal actions?
What do you believe is a harder thing to put a stop to, thoughts or actions, and why?
Have you had any experience in finding a "best way"?
Have you found any success in a stress box?
In our previous interview we spoke of your personal experience, what would you say helped you most?
Would you say there are some common interests in suicidal teens? If so, what are they?
How do you believe we can use these interests to help suicidal teens overcome suicidal thoughts?
Going back to our question, what do you define as "best way."
How will "suicidal thoughts" be measured?

Second Interview Questions

Content:
1. My mentor is Patti Azevedo and she works for Pomona Unified School District School Mental Health Services. She is the Program Administrator.
2. The questions I plan to ask are:
-What did you major in and what degree did you achieve?
-How has what you do changed you?
-What do you love about your career?
-How did you become interested in this field?
- What experience have you gained from being helping suicidal teens?