Background Veterans' success with navigating the challenges of transition from military
service may contribute to their risk for suicidal outcomes. The concept of well‐being can help …

Introduction Little is known about predictors of military veterans' suicidal ideation as they
transition from service to civilian life, a potentially high-risk period that represents a critical …

Background Although the transition out of military service is a high‐risk time for suicidal
ideation (SI), a paucity of research examines the development of SI during this transition …

Background Identifying predictors of suicidal ideation (SI) is important to inform suicide
prevention efforts, particularly among high-risk populations like military veterans. Although …

Background Varied longitudinal courses of suicidal ideation (SI) may be linked to unique
sets of risk and protective factors. Method A national probability sample of 2291 US veterans …

Although posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other psychiatric symptoms are well‐
established risk factors for suicidal ideation among returning veterans, less attention has …

In the period following separation from the military, service members face the challenge of
transitioning to a post-military civilian life. Some evidence suggests these transitioning …

Introduction: Suicide risk is higher in Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans than the
Canadian general population (CGP). Suicidality is understood to be caused by incompletely …

Veterans navigating the military-to-civilian transition appear at elevated risk for suicide.
However, research on the transition-suicide association often fails to consider co-occurring …

Military veterans experience higher rates of suicidal ideation compared to nonveteran
populations. Importantly, suicidal ideation often precedes and predicts fatal and nonfatal …