Sociological Analysis of the Pre-Suicidal State of Adolescents in the City of Bishkek

This article presents a sociological analysis of the pre-suicidal state among adolescents in the city of Bishkek. The study examines the causes and characteristics of suicidal behavior among students in grades 8–11, as well as their socio-psychological condition. The relevance of the topic is due to the increasing number of suicides among teenagers in Kyrgyzstan and the insufficiency of current prevention measures. The research identifies key social factors contributing to adolescents’ anomic state, such as family conflicts, lack of peer support, and feelings of worthlessness. Particular attention is given to the role of family and social environment in shaping adolescents’ vulnerability. The study is based on statistical data, theoretical approaches, and empirical observations, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive prevention policy in the field of adolescent mental health.