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What Actually Works in Suicide Prevention
Reclaiming the Essential Skills We’ve ForgottenWhen a client is suicidal, fear can push us toward control. Here's what the evidence says about keeping suicidal clients connected to life Read more
What Doesn’t Work in Suicide Prevention
Three Common Practices to AvoidIs standard care for suicidal clients—predictive risk assessment, no-suicide contracts, and reflexive hospitalization—doing more harm than good? Read more
Rethinking Suicide Prevention
Confronting an Unspoken Hazard of Our WorkIn this first installment of a series, psychologist Sally Spencer-Thomas examines psychotherapy's current approach to suicide prevention. Read more