SUICIDE IDEATION

This study tests a smartphone app called Aviva that delivers therapy to help prevent suicidal behaviors. It is for military members who have had recent suicidal thoughts or attempts. Participants will be randomly assigned to use Aviva or a standard safety plan app, and researcher…

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 a 90-day program called Caring Connections that helps high-risk youth (ages 13-19) who have thoughts of suicide or have attempted suicide. The program provides support, safety planning, and connections to mental health services. Researchers will compare this prog…

This study tests whether a smartphone-based '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 tool, which provides coping resources and support. Researchers will …

This study tests two short, proven therapies for young people ages 12-24 who are at risk for suicide and visiting emergency rooms. One approach helps youth create a safety plan and get follow-up calls, while the other teaches skills to handle relationship problems that can lead 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 looks at how a short therapy program called ASSIP affects the brain and thinking of people who have attempted suicide. About 156 adults who have had at least one suicide attempt will be randomly assigned to either ASSIP or standard care. Researchers will measure change…