Connecting suicidal individuals to appropriate mental health care services is a key
component of suicide prevention efforts. This review aims to critically discuss the extant …

Disclosure of suicidal ideation and behaviours, defined as thoughts, plans, or attempts, to
other people provides opportunity for intervention and prevention. This study is the first to …

Objective: To identify psychotherapy clients' motives for concealing suicidal ideation from
their therapist, and their perceptions of how their therapists could better elicit honest …

Rationale Individuals who attempt suicide are often subject to stigma and may feel ashamed
to talk openly about their experiences with suicide. However, failure to disclose could …

Background: Past scholarly efforts to describe and measure the stigma surrounding suicide
have largely viewed suicide stigma from the perspective of the general public. Aims: In the …

Objective To explore, in two studies, student experiences with disclosing diagnosed and
undiagnosed mental health problems to faculty, staff, and peers. Participants: Participants for …

Objective It is sometimes stated that most people who die by suicide deny suicidal thoughts
before their deaths. This narrative review examines the empirical basis for this assertion …

Background Patients' non‐disclosure of suicidal ideation and intent concealment represent
a major obstacle to the effective assessment of suicide risk and to the delivery of suicide …

Suicide-related disclosure enables improved risk management but disclosure motivations
are understudied. This study identified reasons for and against disclosing suicidal thoughts …

Colleges and universities are increasingly recognizing the need to expand suicide‐
prevention efforts beyond the standard, clinical‐intervention paradigm of suicide prevention …