Conclusion
Since 2000, we have collected
facts and information on alcohol abuse and suicide prevention
in this website. The time has come to draw conclusions.
In our conclusion,
we steer clear of families' conviction of their failure
and also steer clear of professional publications.
The families of those suffering
from alcohol abuse and of those who attempt suicide are
in a state of despair. They ignore that success is real
and that in the prevention of suicide, families and friends
have the highest rate of success.
This success is discussed
on two pages of this website, which maybe automatically
translated:
Alcoolisme :
former les entourages des buveurs excessifs
Prévention
du suicide This Page is aimed at the general
population with a view to reinforcing the chances of success
for each and one of us.
Meanwhile,
professional publications likewise ignore these successes:
either they address family failure or they look at professionals'
own role.
The population at large needs to be reassured and trained.
Page Alcoolisme :
former les entourages des buveurs excessifs
is aimed at over five million people, i.e. those who are
close to an alcohol sufferer.
Training
the overall population raises a communication issue. When
the messages required for training are the size of a book,
short print-runs are a problem. When we look at the Internet,
we see that the problem here is the lack of content of
most relevant websites.
The proprietary search
engines of on-line bookshops such as Amazon or Fnac should
be able to reconcile information broadcasting and the
magnitude of messages, so long as they widen the range
of terms to be searched.
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