SUICIDE PREVENTION

This study tests a 3-session telehealth counseling program called IDEAS for Hope, delivered by nurses to adults living with HIV in Tanzania who have had recent suicidal thoughts. The goal is to reduce suicide risk and help people stay engaged in their HIV care. The study will enr…

This study compares two quick interventions—a single esketamine infusion or a one-session crisis planning talk—against standard care to prevent suicide in 468 people aged 14+ who recently attempted suicide or have severe suicidal thoughts. Participants will be followed for one ye…

This study tests whether a Crisis Response Planning (CRP) session can help prevent suicide in 120 active-duty military personnel who have had a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and are at risk for suicide. Participants will receive either CRP or usual care in a single 30-60 min…

This study will test a brief counseling program for Veterans who are at risk of suicide and have access to firearms. The program uses motivational interviewing to encourage safer storage of lethal means. About 50 Veterans and their clinicians will take part to see if the program …

This research project aims to build a detailed model of how suicidal thoughts form and evolve, based on interviews with people who have attempted suicide, their loved ones, and healthcare professionals in Catalonia, Spain. By listening to personal stories, the study hopes to impr…

This study will test a short suicide prevention program for teens (ages 10-18) who have low to moderate suicide risk. The program is designed to be used during regular pediatric primary care visits. Researchers want to see if doctors and families find it useful and easy to use. A…

This study aims to better understand why some young people (ages 18-25) with mood disorders are at risk for suicide. Researchers will combine brain imaging, genetic tests, and microbiome analysis to identify risk factors. They will also test whether a non-invasive brain stimulati…

This study aims to adapt a proven suicide prevention program for people with alcohol use disorder in Tanzania, where mental health resources are scarce. Researchers will enroll 30 adults who drink heavily and have had recent suicidal thoughts, then test whether the telehealth int…

This study looks at how people feel before and after chatting with the Zelfmoordlijn 1813 suicide helpline. About 373 participants will answer short questionnaires about hopelessness, crisis, and support. The goal is to understand what helps most in chat conversations and improve…

This study tests a new training program called CIPP-A for pediatric providers who care for autistic youth. The goal is to see if the program is easy to use and helps providers feel more confident in managing suicide risk. About 70 providers will be randomly assigned to receive ei…