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have a chat on her phone called blue cat , let's not pay attention to anything else, because tetyana serebryanskas more about how to prevent the problem, how to properly communicate with your child on such difficult topics, teacher, psychologist. mrs. tetiana, please tell me, have we discussed this wave of teenage suicides of children, is there any systematicity in this, what can these stories be connected with, and in your opinion, what could be the reason, well, it is important to understand that... it's a problem, and usually it's multifactorial in nature, and we can list here some of the possible factors that influence the increase in teen suicide, and first of all, it's going to be mental problems, it's depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, nobody really did not cancel these diagnoses in children. the next is social pressure, here we include bullying, the internet, internet content that affects the self-esteem of the child, and the third is family problems, conflicts, divorce, violence in the family and the like. and the fourth, i would note, is access to lethal means, such as weapons, medi