Psychologist Barbara Stanley, who died last week, was behind a simple but extraordinarily effective tool in suicide prevention: the written safety plan.
"There's something about this intervention," she said, "that gets them through that period of time."
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@BethanyHeinesh@JudgeWren@PennMedicine Thank you. We have planned to do several studies with disadvantaged individuals that address linkage to care following ED discharge.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicide Prevention
Presented by Dr. Gregory K. Brown
April 27, 2021 at 12pm-1pm ET
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