SUICIDE PREVENTION

This study will test a brief telehealth counseling program delivered by nurses to people living with HIV in Tanzania who are experiencing thoughts of suicide. The goal is to see if three counseling sessions can reduce suicide risk and help people stay engaged with their HIV care.…

This study aims to prevent suicide attempts by comparing two fast-acting approaches for people in crisis. It will test if a single dose of the medication esketamine or a single session to create a personalized crisis plan is better than standard emergency care alone. The trial wi…

This study aims to adapt and test a phone-based counseling program designed to prevent suicide among people struggling with alcohol use disorder in Tanzania. Researchers will work with 30 participants who have both alcohol problems and recent suicidal thoughts to see if the couns…

This research aims to understand and prevent suicide in young adults (18-25) with mood disorders. It will test whether a non-invasive brain stimulation technique (dTMS) reduces suicidal thoughts and risk. The study also collects extensive health data—including brain scans, geneti…

This study aims to test a new counseling approach designed to help prevent suicide among Veterans. It will work with up to 50 Veterans who own firearms and are at elevated risk, providing counseling focused on safe storage and temporary removal of guns. The main goal is to see if…

This study is testing whether a single 30-60 minute safety planning session can help reduce suicide risk in active-duty military members who have had a mild traumatic brain injury. It will compare this Crisis Response Planning approach to the usual care these service members rece…

This study aims to understand how people feel before and after using a suicide prevention helpline's chat service. People aged 16+ who use the chat will be invited to complete short, voluntary questionnaires about their feelings. The goal is to learn how the chat conversations af…

This research study aims to understand how suicidal thoughts develop by listening to the experiences of three groups: people who have attempted suicide, their family and friends, and the healthcare professionals who care for them. The study will interview 45 participants in Catal…