SUICIDE ATTEMPT

This study tests a 6-month remote support program called Pathfinding for active-duty soldiers recently discharged from psychiatric hospital care. The goal is to see if Pathfinding, added to standard care, reduces suicidal behavior compared to standard care alone. About 1,500 sold…

This study tests a new therapy called SAFETY for teens aged 10-17 who have recently attempted suicide. The therapy involves the teen and their family in learning skills to prevent another attempt. Researchers will compare SAFETY to standard care to see if it reduces suicide reatt…

This study tests a short therapy program (ASSIP-OA) designed to prevent suicide in adults aged 65 and older. Researchers will compare the program to usual care in 132 participants, tracking suicide attempts and deaths over two years. The goal is to see if this brief intervention …

This study tests a simple, one-session method called Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) to help people in crisis avoid suicide. About 8000 adults in Swedish psychiatric care will receive a 45-minute session where they create a personal plan for managing suicidal thoughts and gett…

This study is testing a 90-day support program called 'Caring Connections' designed to prevent suicide in high-risk teenagers. The program connects teens with mental health services, helps create safety plans, and builds a network of community support, often through faith-based o…

This study tests whether an online recovery education and support program, led by trained teen peers and support specialists, can help teens aged 15-18 who have been recently discharged from a psychiatric facility. The program includes one-on-one and small group meetings over 8 w…

This study tests a 90-day program called Caring Connections that helps high-risk youth ages 13-19 who have suicidal thoughts or behaviors. The program provides support, safety planning, and connections to services. Researchers will compare this program to usual care to see if it …

This study tests a digital program called I-CARE for teens aged 12-17 who are waiting in the emergency room after a suicide attempt or mental health crisis. The program teaches coping skills through a tablet or phone, guided by a non-clinical helper. Researchers want to see if it…

This study tests a smartphone app called Jaspr Health for people who come to the emergency department with suicidal thoughts or recent suicide attempts. The app provides evidence-based tools and support during the wait time. Researchers will track 670 participants for 12 months t…

This study is testing a smartphone app called TEC-S designed to help adults who have frequent suicidal thoughts. The goal is to see if the app is safe, easy to use, and can reduce the urge to die by suicide. About 20 adults living near Boston will use the app and report their fee…

This study tests whether adding a brief crisis coping strategy (Crisis Response Planning) to a standard PTSD talk therapy (Cognitive Processing Therapy) can reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviors in veterans and active-duty service members. About 190 participants with PTSD and re…

This study tests whether a smartphone app called the Virtual Hope Box can help reduce suicide risk in veterans after they leave a psychiatric hospital. About 928 veterans who recently had a suicidal crisis will use the app, which provides tools to manage distress and connect with…

This study is looking for 5,000 people who have attempted suicide in the past to help develop a tool that predicts future risk. Researchers will analyze participants' genetics, digital data (like Google Takeout), and environmental factors. The goal is to better understand what le…