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Suicide Screening, Assessment, and Safety Planning - Lisa L. Giles, MD

Dr. Lisa Giles discusses suicide screening, assessment, and safety planning for children and adolescents

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Best Practices When Having a Talk with Someone With Suicidal Thoughts

In this most recent video from U of U Health's Zero Suicide team, Rachael Jasperson, LCSW, PhD, outlines some recommended best practices when having this important talk with someone. For…

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Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable - Strategies for Conversations That Can Help Prevent Suicide

In this video from U of U Health's Zero Suicide team, Rachael Jasperson, LCSW, PhD outlines strategies that can help prepare people for conversations that are key to helping prevent suicide.…

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Zero Suicide Initiative - University of Utah Health

Video featuring Dr. Michael Good and Rachael Jasperson providing an introduction and background to University of Utah Health's Zero Suicide Initiative.

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How to Identify and Discuss Self-Harm in Teens

As a parent, if you suspect your child may be engaging in self-harming behaviors, you may not be sure what to do to help. Psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Conover explains how to identify signs of self-harm,…

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Preventing Suicide in Teens

Suicide can be a difficult topic to discuss with a teenager, but it is too important to ignore—especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Teen depression, self-harm, and suicide have seen a rise…

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Talking, Treatment, and Making the Home Safe: Ways to Help Prevent Kids From Committing Suicide

Suicide is the third most common cause of death from kids aged 10-19. Children and teens suffering from depression, whether it is being treated or not, are much more likely to think about taking…

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Dietary Supplements May Treat Depression Caused by Living at High Altitude

The Intermountain West has some of the rates highest of suicide and depression in the U.S. Studies suggest that the statistics may result from changes in brain chemistry that occur when living at…

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