An array of mental illnesses are linked to suicide. Physical illness is also associated with
suicide risk. Why are so many diagnoses linked to suicidality? Some risk arises directly from …

Suicide is the gravest outcome facing patients, families, and clinicians. Clinicians treating
adolescent patients and their families face these life-and-death realities with justifiable fear …

Suicide is a transdiagnostic phe-nomenon. All major disorders are associated with suicide
risk, 1 and suicide is often thought about as a product of mental illness. However, evidence …

In this introduction to a special series of articles on working with suicidal clients, we note that
much of the recent growth in theory and research pertaining to suicidal individuals has been …

Although suicide is a major public health issue worldwide, both mental health professionals
and lay-people struggle to cope with suicide. Part of the problem comes from the myths …

Cognition and Suicide: Theory, Research, and Therapy, edited by Thomas E. Ellis, is an
extremely important addition to the literature on suicide and suicide prevention. For the first …

Mentalizing is defined as the capacity to perceive and interpret human behavior—both other
people's and one's own—in terms of intentional mental states such as feelings, beliefs …

Charged with updating the preeminent text on suicide, the new editors of The American
Psychiatric Association Publishing Textbook of Suicide Risk Assessment and Management …

In contrast to the extensive literature on cognitive influences on suicidal behaviors among
adults, we know relatively little about the particular cognitive processes related to the …

Assessing, managing, and treating suicidal patients, particularly those with chronic
suicidality, challenge clinical decision making and emotional self-management in trainees …