Cost-benefit analysis for suicide prevention
Suicide and the holidays
60 Minutes’ DENIED
Zero Suicide in action
Boosting understanding and intervention
Interconnected
PCPs in rural areas
Wyoming strides
Policy and prevention
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Curbing violence
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Identity threat
“That teacher saved my life”
Student athlete risk
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Sports and suicide
NFL and suicide
DeQuincy Lezine
Young children
Upstream prevention
A miracle result
Elementary insight
Losing his only son
Riding without reins
Anxiety in children
No one is immune
Scars of service
Risk and protective factors
When to intervene
Myths and facts
Strength based
Teen grief is real
Whole child approach
Youth suicide contagion
Casper contagion
Duty-related trauma
Back from the edge
Instilling resiliency early
Resiliency awareness
Indicators in teens
Creativity and suicide
WY governor weighs in
A father’s suicide
Role of male psyche
Rewards of prevention
Tight school budgets
Escaping the pain
Culture shift
Bullying and academics
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A guy thing
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Spring vigilance
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Myths: schools and suicide
Ask about suicide
Teaching empathy early
Legal concerns
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Employer action
Depression mental note
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Employer health benefits
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School success
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Hurricane’s wake
Primary Care
Coming tsunami
Violent end for cultural icon
Dying for help
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Apart and alone
Underdiagnosed, undertreated
Physician education is key
Incarcerated youth
Working well
Health class curriculum
Scared to death
Lack of trust
Most vulnerable
Stealing our future
A cue from cancer
Storm surge
Postvention support
Competing priorities
Competent community
School-based clinics
Early onset
Suicide rate debate
High cost
Cognitive therapy
Rural America
Sowing hope
Cultural disparities
Guns and suicide
Rural prevention lessons
Native youngsters
Culture shock
Rural risk
Rural disparities
Public health peril
Clinician risk
Thomas Joiner
States seeking services
Judy Collins on loss
Male frailty
Enormous toll
Call to action
Stressors can overwhelm
Partner to ease pain
High cost of service
Battle Wounds
In his words
Not all vets tap VA services

Tag Archives: Cognitive Therapy

A father’s suicide

25 November, 2008 / by Editor / in Suicide and Men at High Risk, Suicide Prevention and Political Will, Suicide Risk Assessment and Management

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Robert Becker was a Wisconsin farm boy who was educated only through middle school before he dropped out to keep the family farm afloat. A lanky kid, Robert was 6’ 9’’ by his 18th birthday. ...

Cognitive therapy

12 September, 2005 / by Editor / in Suicide Risk Assessment and Management

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Cognitive therapy shown to reduce suicide risk in landmark study RESEARCH UPDATE—Sept. 12, 2005—Attempted suicide is one of the strongest risk factors for suicide deaths in adults. Alarmingly, ...