Yоur client expresses thаt they "hаve thоught аbоut killing themselves." Does this confirm, that the client has suicide intent?
While wоrking with Jоhn, а 23-yeаr-оld White mаle, you’ve noticed some comments that might indicate suicide risk. “I do think about what it would be like to not be alive anymore. I sometimes wish that when I go to sleep, I just won’t wake up in the morning. I cut sometimes, but never to actually die, just for the release. I write poetry about what it would be like to be gone, too. I’ve never thought about how I would kill myself, though. I do drink some. I normally take bottles from my mom’s pantry and drink them alone at night in my room. I go to parties some, too, and I drink there. I sometimes smoke weed and take pills like Xanax if my friends are. That also helps me sleep because it is pretty much non-existent. My mind races too much for me to fall asleep or stay asleep. It makes me feel calmer. Yet, I see purpose and beauty in life, it’s something I write about in my poetry too. I have people who I care about a lot, who are always there for me, when I let them know, I’m hurting at least. I really want to be a forensic scientist. I daydream about making that dream come true. Yet, I do feel trapped. I’ve been in the psych hospital, done counseling, on medicine, and the pain just hasn’t gone away. I don’t know if it’s even possible for it to go away, to actually be normal for once.” According to the IS PATH WARM acronym what areas of concern does John show symptoms for