-
Edwin S.
Shneidman (May 13, 1918 – May 15, 2009) was an
American clinical psychologist,
suicidologist and thanatologist.
Together with
Norman Farberow...
- non-physical origin. A
pioneer in the
field of suicidology,
Edwin S.
Shneidman,
described it as "how much you hurt as a
human being. It is
mental suffering;...
-
Jerome Lee
Shneidman (June 20, 1929 – July 29, 2008) was an
American historian of
medieval and
early American history. His
academic contributions were...
- the
study of
suicidology is
Edwin S.
Shneidman.
Shneidman is
considered to be the
father of suicidology.
Shneidman's definition of
suicide is a conscious...
-
became eclipsed by his
continuing research on
suicide with Dr.
Edwin Shneidman, a
colleague equally p****ionate
about changing the
understanding and prevention...
-
advocates for
suicide prevention. It was
established in 1968 by
Edwin S.
Shneidman, who has been
called "a
pioneer in
suicide prevention." Its
official journal...
- It was
invented by
American psychologists Norman Farberow and
Edwin S.
Shneidman during their time
working at the Los
Angeles Suicide Prevention Center...
- Over 800,000
individuals die by
suicide every year. It was
stated by
Shneidman (1978) that
every suicide leaves behind 6 "survivor-victims". However...
- jactatus. McCoy,
Dakota E.; McCoy,
Victoria E.; Mandsberg,
Nikolaj K.;
Shneidman, Anna V.; Aizenberg, Joanna; Prum,
Richard O.; Haig,
David (15 May 2019)...
- Murray. Cambridge, MA:
Harvard University Press. ISBN 978-0674539280.
Shneidman,
Edwin S., ed. (1981)
Endeavors in Psychology:
Selections from the Personology...
