Ethical issues associated with suicide treatment, intervention and facilitated suicide.

Channel #suicide about suicide, mental health and philosophy.

Educational site about death in general, and suicide in particular. Covers different types of suicide.

From the Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database.

Motivations and interpretations of suicide. Suicide in history. From a Christian doctor who specializes in Multiple Personality Disorder.

Contains both pro-life and pro-choice views; it does not take a stand on this issue. Includes information about methods, how various religions view suicide, stories and statistics.

Peer-support chat for those feeling suicidal, and believe in an individual's right to choose. Website with extensive library, private bulletin board and the FAQ of the Usenet newsgroup alt.suicide.holiday (ASH).

1993-2002 archive of methods, poetry, and stories for and about the alt.suicide.holiday newsgroup.

Suicide in the press, and the possible meaning of suicide.

suicide and dying is an art

Recommendations on how to report suicide in media without causing contagion (the triggering of other suicide incidents).

Book critique of "Leaving You, The Cultural Meaning of Suicide", by Lisa Lieberman.

Theme song lyrics from M.A.S.H.

Definition from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Book review by Natalie Hope McDonald. The book is a reminder of how the taking of one's own life can be representative of more than just depression, that rather, it can become, for better or worse, a deliberate act of independence.

David Webb, a suicide attempter and a Suicidologist at Victoria University, advocates creating safe spaces where the suicidal voice can be heard with respect and full acceptance, emphasizing the person's spiritual needs.

Lyrics of the theme song from M*A*S*H.