Recognizing and Responding to Suicide Risk: Essential Skills for Clinicians

 
For Clinicians

AAS Clinical DivisionThe Clinical Division of AAS is dedicated to preventing and intervening in suicidal behavior through the sharing of clinical expertise and experience.

Division Chair: Bill Schmitz, Jr., Psy.D.


Clinical Resources
Translating Research into Practice

Current Research

Recommendations for Inpatient and Residential Patients Known to be at Elevated Risk for Suicide
An AAS Task Force

Jail/Custody Suicide: A Compendium of Suicide Prevention Standards and Resources


For Clinician-Survivors

Resources for Clinicians who have Lost a Patient and/or Family Member to Suicide
This site provides resources and information for therapists as survivors of suicide.

Participate in a study for clinician-survivors (6/15/2009)


Division Goals:

  1. To facilitate the exchange of information and support among clinicians working with suicidal clients.
  2. To support collaborations of clinicians and researchers in doing suicide research.
  3. To develop standards of practice for clinicians in suicide intervention.
  4. To recognize outstanding clinical contributions to suicidology through annual awards and programs.

 

 
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IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS AND
NEED IMMEDIATE HELP,
please call 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
The American Association of Suicidology is an education and resource organization.
We do not provide direct services.