Which of the following statements by an individual in crisis might be an indicator of increased risk of suicide when assessing their current level of safety? Select one response.

Question

“No, I’m not interested in doing a safety plan.”

“I’m going to have to call you back, my daughter is crying.”

“I’d rather not share my real name, if that’s okay.”

“Sorry, this is my first time calling. I’m not sure what I’m supposed to say.”

Answer 1

The statement that might be an indicator of increased risk of suicide when assessing their current level of safety is:

“No, I’m not interested in doing a safety plan.”

This statement indicates a reluctance to engage in safety measures, which can be concerning when assessing someone's risk of suicide. It suggests a potential disengagement from seeking help or utilizing resources that could support their safety.