Safety planning type interventions (SPTIs) reduce suicide attempts as either stand-alone
interventions or as part of a more comprehensive treatment. They now represent the …

Abstract The Suicide-Related Coping Scale (SRCS) measures how well a person manages
suicidal thoughts through the use of internal and external coping strategies. Many studies …

Suicide rates in Australian young adults have been increasing over the past decade.
Psychological interventions with a selective focus can be effective to reduce suicidal …

Few studies have examined the effectiveness of self-guided smartphone apps for suicide
safety planning, despite their increasing use. Participants (n= 610) were self-selected users …

Objective: Safety planning is a suicide prevention intervention that relies partly on an
individual's social relationships as distractions during or help in a suicidal crisis. The primary …

Background Suicide safety plans can improve suicide-related coping skills and reduce
suicidal thoughts and behaviours (STBs). However, little is known about their use and …

Objectives Suicide safety plans are a personalized means of documenting how a person at
risk of suicide recognizes and intends to cope with emerging suicidal thoughts. This study …

People presenting to Emergency Departments (EDs) in a self-harm/suicidal crisis in England
receive a psychosocial assessment and care plan. We aimed to construct a typology of …

Minimal evidence exists for suicide-specific group treatment for high-risk patients offered
over telehealth. This qualitative study assessed the acceptability, feasibility, and impact of a …

Preadolescents with a history of foster care placement report suicidal ideation (SI) at higher
rates than their peers, which increases their risk for suicide attempts in adolescence. Despite …