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Dr. Tony P.
Specialty: Clinical Psychology
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Pragmatic guidelines for imperfect assessments
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I love the title of J. Christopher Fowler’s article that was published in the current issue (vol 49, issue 1) of Psychotherapy, “Suicide Risk Assessment in Clinical Practi ...
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Thorough and practical article about means-restriction counseling (finally!)
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I am a huge fan of Craig Bryan . He, Sharon Stone, and David Rudd (another person whose work I really admire) have just published an article titled, “ A Practical, Evidenc ...
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Interesting qualitative study about military mental health professionals on deployment
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A group of US and UK colleagues have published an interesting qualitative study about the challenges and resiliency of military mental health professionals (MMHPs). They h ...
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Helping at-risk patients who rarely show up
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From early on in my quest to understand the unique challenges mental health professionals face in working with patients at risk for suicide, I’ve wondered aloud about the ...
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Preparing my presentation for AAS 2010
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I’m preparing my presentation for the April 2010 American Association of Suicidology annual conference , which will be held in Orlando, Florida. My presentation is titl ...
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New on the Web: Suicide Prevention News and Comment
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Franklin Cook has started a suicide prevention news blog that looks very promising. Suicide Prevention News and Comment (SPNAC) is still young– less than a month old–but ...
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Speaking of nomenclature…what about “protective factors”?
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Speaking of nomenclature, I’m increasingly growing mistrustful of the term “protective factors.” It sounds very “evidence-based” to refer to “risk and protective facto ...
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A better term for “high risk”?
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At a recent workshop I presented, a senior colleague commented that our clinical vernacular needs a more apt phrase than “high risk” to describe individuals whose clinical ...
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Clinical reflections on Army’s approach in interactive suicide prevention video
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A colleague pointed me to a Washington Post articl e describing an interactive suicide prevention video the Army has produced and will make mandatory for all soldiers. I ...
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Description of Golden Gate Bridge Barrier
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My last two posts focused on means restriction–the aim of preventing suicide by reducing a person’s access to a quick and lethal suicide method. The Golden Gate Bridge ...
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Resource re: means restriction in practice
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I’ve had a nice response to the brief commentary I posted in conjunction with a link to the NY Times article about means restriction. In light of that, I thought I’d po ...
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Means restriction and impulsivity in fantastic NY Times piece
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I have mentioned quite a few NY Times articles in this blog because I think they cover suicide really well. Last month they published a piece in the NY Times Magazine th ...
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“Trusting” a person at risk who agrees to transport self
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A colleague forwarded me the following excellent question posted to a listserv: One question that has been raised is how to handle an individual who reports willin ...
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Teaching and learning at New York State psychiatric facilities
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I’ve returned from a fascinating series of trips to two New York State psychiatric facilities ( St. Lawrence Psychiatric and Pilgrim Psychiatric ), as part of a project ...
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Possible contagion effect in Nantucket
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The small island of Nantucket, MA has seen 3 teen suicides in a short period of time, according to the New York Times. Very sad. Statistically, three suicides in a hi ...
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Caine quoted in N.Y. Times Article on Midlife Suicide
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Eric Caine, the chair of our Psychiatry department and co-director of the Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide, was quoted in a N.Y. Times article last week ch ...
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NY Times: Making Sense of the Great Suicide Debate
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N.Y. Times has done it again. A nice article taking a step back from the current flurry of news and discovery about the relationship between anti-depressants and suicid ...
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Death and suicide on the web
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A friend pointed me to an article (found via a post at Think Christian ) titled, “The Web Is The Worst Place to Grieve.” The article, published in a conservative-liberta ...
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Word is getting out about suicide and antidepressants
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We’re seeing more public awareness of the nuances in the research about suicide and antidepressants, which I’ve posted about before. This NEW YORK TIMES article is an e ...
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New York Times article about elder suicide
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The New York Times does a good job raising public awareness about suicide prevention. Today, they’ve published an article bout suicide in older adults. Read the full ...
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