Artificial Busyness - Preventing Suicides Through Purposeful Engagement #932515

Introduction
This book is based on my original idea, concept, and research paper titled “Artificial Busyness – A Cure and Prevention of Suicides, Particularly Among Teenagers (Idea & Research Paper 1)”. A brief summary of this work was previously included in my earlier publications. It is now presented here in full, as a comprehensive and standalone volume.
Abstract
This paper introduces the novel concept of Artificial Busyness as a strategic approach to prevent suicides, especially among teenagers. Unlike traditional methods focused solely on therapy and medication, Artificial Busyness proposes a socially integrative and economically beneficial system that encourages purposeful engagement for mentally distressed individuals. The core idea is to involve individuals with mental health challenges in structured, yet adaptable roles that foster a sense of purpose, utility, and hope. This paper explores the concept, its theoretical foundation, potential societal impact, and future implications in addressing teenage suicides and broader mental health crises.