Abstract
At the moment, many approaches try to explain the true causes of suicide in children and adolescents. Particular attention is paid to the consideration of the family as a factor in the consolidation of auto-aggressive patterns in children and adolescents. The deformation of parent-child relationships and the disorganization of the family as a whole can be considered one of the main socio-psychological causes of suicide. Often the reason for the suicidal risk of a teenager can be an early loss of parents or a violation of constructive relationships with them, an incomplete family, or economic problems in the family. The article aims to describe the factors of suicidal risk, in particular, significant experiences associated with close relationships in the family throughout the life of the individual. To gauge the propensity for suicidal ideation, a suicidal risk questionnaire was employed Additionally, the Eysenck test, encompassing 70 inquiries, was harnessed to ascertain the proclivity towards extraversion or introversion. The results show that conflicting parenting style is closely associated with self-destructive personality behavior. Keywords: adolescence; suicidal risk; family disorganization; conflict situations; emotional and behavioral disorders; family psychological support.