Jonathan Dubue

Counselling Psychology doctoral candidate | Suicide risk assessment and self-determination | RPG enthusiast | Magpies are good birds.

[Jonathan Dubue @JonathanDubue]

I'm heartbroken. The room where we showcased these theses and dissertations is where I completed most of my masters and PhD education.

When I graduated, I got my works bound to match. It was a rite of passage.

I, and I'm sure others, would have loved to keep them.

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@DrNovisky @AcademicChatter I once had a desk rejection for a qual paper because, and I quote, "I don't like publishing papers that have more pages than participants".

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@WesVuong @UAlberta @UAlbertaAlumni Me and my 100gb of data are fearing my graduation date.

[Stacey Freedenthal @SFreedenthal]

Very, very, very important thread! Biggest points:

1. Suicidal thoughts aren't always an emergency.

2. We need to look more critically at involuntary hospitalization & its negative effects.

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@EdwardISp don't tease on main

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sending this to my calgary friends to convince them to come back

subtweet @EdwardISp

[E. David Klonsky @KlonskyLab]

Exactly what we should be pursuing: Approaches to suicide prevention that don’t obsess over prediction! PPVs are poor for *every* top cause of death (heart attack, stroke, drunk driving, auto accidents) yet prevention improves for these fields bc they don’t fixate on prediction.

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This is the kind of article that I'm going to cite over and over again, waving it incessantly in my next few workshops.

Maybe even bring it up at parties idk

#Suicide #SuicidePrevention https://t.co/kr3IpQICNm

[Ross Moncrieff @RossMoncrieff]

So proud of my mum for this hugely important study disproving the chemical imbalance theory of depression: hope it can help people struggling with mental health to better understand the problems they are going through as well as the available treatments https://t.co/wJ4N2C3pjf

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@floessendes it was a good tweet bront

[Abby Ridge Anderson, PhD @AbbyAraCUA]

#SRSforever

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@KellyLGreenPhD oh.

oh no.

11% is a badge of honour in reference 😅

(also thanks for sharing the paper! I believe I saw Christa Labouliere speak about it this morning!)

[Jonathan Dubue @JonathanDubue]

Also, wild that most co-presenters at our panel found the same effect, in different settings and with different populations:

Grad training in suicide risk is not good enough.

Amped to do something about this! #SRS22

[Megan Rogers, PhD @megan_l_rogers]

Assessment/Prevention Trainings: Various assessment and prevention trainings across settings will be critically examined in talks by @JonathanDubue, Sarah Spafford, Alaina Thomas, and Nancy Potter #SRS22

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@DocRobPhD23 Oh absolutely and yes please! I have half-baked thoughts about core competency regulation as part of the Canadian Psychological Association's accreditation process, so I've very keen to learn more! I'll send you a DM.

[Jonathan Dubue @JonathanDubue]

#SRS22 Day 1 was such a delight. It's accessible, thought-provoking, and has some of the best conference discussion/chats.

10/10. No notes.

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@socworkpodcast Thanks Dr. Singer (/fellow Jonathan)! I'm glad you could see part of it!

I hope you weren't short-changed on my joke-content presentation promise! #SRS22

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In case this busy intro slide doesn't entice you enough, I'll be sharing a picture of me from 10 years ago as part of my #SRS22 presentation.

I also promise 2-3 jokes. No more no less.

4:45 EDT (2:45 MST)!

[Jonathan Dubue @JonathanDubue]

Gatekeeper training starts to wane after 6 months, according to @sasha_zabelski's very thoughtful reply to how crisis volunteer training could be refreshed.

I wonder what it's like for mental health professionals who were trained a decade+ ago.

#SRS22