SUICIDE ATTEMPT

This study tests whether a 6-month remote support program called Pathfinding can reduce suicide risk in active-duty Army soldiers after they leave psychiatric hospital care. The program provides case management by trained mental health professionals who work with soldiers remotel…

This study is testing a tablet-based app called Jaspr Health for people at risk of suicide who come to the emergency room. The app guides patients through creating a safety plan, learning coping skills, and watching inspirational stories from others, aiming to use waiting time pr…

This study is testing a new family-based therapy program called SAFETY, designed to prevent teens from attempting suicide again. It will compare SAFETY to standard enhanced care in 282 young people aged 10-17 who have recently attempted suicide. The goal is to see if the SAFETY p…

This study is testing whether a single 45-minute safety planning session can help prevent suicide attempts. It will involve 8,000 adults in Swedish psychiatric care who are at risk. Researchers will see if this brief talk reduces emergency visits and hospital stays related to sui…

This study is testing whether a smartphone app called the Virtual Hope Box can help prevent suicide in Veterans who have recently been hospitalized for a suicidal crisis. The app provides coping tools and support. Researchers will follow 928 Veterans for six months to see if usin…

This study is testing a new 90-day support program called 'Caring Connections' designed to prevent suicide in teenagers and young adults who are at high risk. The program connects youth with community resources, helps create safety plans, and provides follow-up support through lo…

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 is testing a short, specialized talk therapy program designed to prevent suicide attempts in adults aged 65 and older. The program, called ASSIP-OA, is being compared to standard care to see if it reduces new suicide attempts and deaths over two years. It also aims to …

This study is testing whether combining two talk therapies—one for PTSD and one for suicide prevention—works better than standard care to reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviors. The research involves 190 military personnel and veterans who have both PTSD symptoms and recent suici…

This study is testing a smartphone app called TEC-S, which is designed to help reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviors. It will involve 20 adults in the Boston area who have frequent suicidal thoughts. The main goal is to see if the app is safe, easy to use, and shows early signs …

This study tests a digital program called I-CARE, designed to help teens who are in a mental health crisis and waiting in emergency rooms for a psychiatric hospital bed. The program uses videos and exercises to teach coping skills during this stressful waiting period. Researchers…

This study is testing if an online support program can help teenagers (ages 15-18) who have just left a psychiatric hospital. The program connects teens with trained peer mentors and specialists for virtual meetings and group support over 8 weeks. Researchers want to see if this …

This large observational study aims to build a tool to predict who is at risk for suicidal behavior. It will enroll 5,000 people who have previously attempted suicide. Researchers will analyze participants' genetics, digital activity from services like Google, and life history to…