Suicide prevention

This trial tests whether a short, 8-session psychological intervention can reduce the risk of another suicide attempt in people hospitalized after a medically serious attempt. Participants are adults over 16 who stay in the hospital for at least 24 hours. Half receive the therapy…

This study tests a program called PC CARES, which trains local health workers in rural Alaska to lead a series of group discussions called Learning Circles. The goal is to help adults who work with youth learn about suicide prevention, build community support, and take action. Re…

This study tests a program called Wingman-Connect, designed to reduce suicide risk among U.S. Air Force personnel in training. Nearly 3,000 recruits will be randomly assigned to either the Wingman-Connect training or a standard control session. The program teaches skills like bui…

This study looks at whether a training program called Wingman-Connect can reduce suicide attempts among junior Airmen. About 17,400 Airmen at 8 US Air Force bases will receive the training, which focuses on building strong relationships, finding purpose, seeking help, and managin…

This study tests a suicide prevention program called Native-RISE in three Indian Health Service clinics serving Native American communities. The program uses a computer model to identify adults at risk of suicide and then connects them with case managers for support. The goal is …

This study tests a new method called Strategic Treatment Assessment for Youth (STAY) designed to help racial and ethnic minority teens with depression or suicidal thoughts stay in therapy. Researchers will compare STAY to standard care in 140 teens aged 12-18 across three communi…

This trial tests a 6-week therapy program for youth (ages 12-17) who come to the emergency department with suicidal thoughts or behaviors. The program involves weekly sessions with a therapist for the teen and their family. Researchers want to see if this focused approach reduces…

This study tests whether a virtual reality (VR) training program can help healthcare providers better counsel rural veterans about suicide prevention and safe storage of firearms and medications. Thirty-six providers will be randomly assigned to either the VR training or a standa…

This study looks at whether using a computer program that predicts suicide risk can help primary care doctors find patients who may need extra mental health support. Researchers will compare how many patients are identified and get a safety plan before and after the program is us…

This study tests whether a short online training called VA S.A.V.E. helps family and friends of veterans recognize suicide warning signs and connect them to professional help. Over 700 participants who are close to a veteran will take either the training or a general mental healt…

This study tests a suicide prevention training program called GTK-UNI for university students in Spain. About 420 students will either take the training right away or wait and take it later. The program teaches how to spot warning signs, talk to someone in distress, and connect t…