Highlights•Suicides have risen among US military personnel.•Research implicates emotion
regulation and cognitive flexibility as mechanisms.•Seven military clinical trials reporting …

Policy makers and researchers have worked to explain the perplexing rise in US military
suicides since 2001, with little progress in explaining this widespread phenomenon. This …

Suicidal desire in the military has been previously examined through the lens of the
Interpersonal–Psychological Theory of Suicide (IPTS). However, no research has examined …

Suicide is a significant public health problem among US veterans. A recent Department of
Veterans Affairs report, for example, indicates that 20 veterans commit suicide each day …

Suicide is a significant public health concern within the United States military. Suicide may
occur before, during, and after military deployment or service for a multitude of reasons that …

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of crisis response planning for the prevention of
suicide attempts. Method Randomized clinical trial of active duty Army Soldiers (N= 97) at …

Background Although suicide ranks 10th as a cause of death in the United States, and 1st
among active military personnel, there are surprisingly few evidence-based therapies …

There are few evidence-based approaches for the treatment of suicidality particularly within
the Department of Defense settings (DoD). This article describes a relatively new suicide …

The goal of current research was to assess the relationship between strategies for cognitive
regulation of emotions and suicidal ideation. To do so, 120 Kharazmi University students (60 …

Suicide rates have been increasing in military personnel since the start of Operation
Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, and it is vital that efforts be made to …