u/Illustrious-Pea9192

Tw: SI and methods

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What do you think it would mean to a therapist if the client were to suddenly switch the method in which they were going to unalive themselves. Like if they had planned to do pills or jump off a bridge then switch to something like hanging or splitting their wrists. Is this a red flag for inpatient time?

My therapist does a suicide screener at the end of every session and afterwards he confirms that my method hasn't changed and he asks what stops me from trying (which I hate this question)?

So I'm wondering if there is a reason why he asks about what method I plan to use?