Suicidal Ideation:Suicidal ideation refers to thoughts or fantasies about taking one's own life. It is often an indicator of harmful intent.
Self-harm: Self-harm involves intentionally causing physical harm to oneself without any suicidal intent. Although not always indicative of harmful intent, self-harm can be a concerning behavior requiring intervention.
Risk Assessment: Risk assessment is the process of evaluating the potential for harm or danger in an individual's thoughts, actions, or intentions towards themselves. It helps psychologists determine appropriate courses of action and interventions.