Background Alcohol consumption is related to both suicidal ideation and behaviour, but
evidence regarding the effect of psychological interventions to reduce alcohol use on self …

Alcohol consumption has been found to be related to suicidal behavior at the individual and
population level, but there is lack of literature reviews on the effect of alcohol policies on …

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 00 (0) drugs and/or diagnosed with
substance dependence. The exclusion of these participants from intervention research to …

Aims: Despite recent small reductions in overall suicide rates, rates among those aged 25–
44 have remained high. The aim of this paper was to examine the evidence for a link …

Objective We aimed to provide a synthesis and evaluation of psychosocial interventions to
prevent suicide and reduce self-harm, as well as alcohol intake, for patients with alcohol …

Background People with substance use disorder (SUD) are at significantly greater risk of
suicide compared with the general population. In recent years the number of suicides …

Suicide is an ongoing public health issue globally. An individual's risk of suicide is made up
of a complex interaction between risk factors that can occur at an ecological (population) …

Both intoxication and chronic heavy alcohol use are associated with suicide. There is
extensive population‐level evidence linking per capita alcohol consumption with suicide …

The association of alcohol dependence with suicidal behaviour is well established although
complex. On the basis of epidemiological and clinical evidence, alcohol dependence is …

OBJECTIVE: Depression, anxiety and alcohol misuse frequently co-occur. While there is an
extensive literature reporting on the efficacy of psychological treatments that target …