ArticleJournal of military social work and behavioral health services2024
U.S. Veteran Interest in Peer Specialists' Help to Enhance Suicide Safety Plans: Understanding Veteran Perspectives on Safety Plan Engagement.
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- Suicide Prevention by Peers Offering Recovery Tactics (SUPPORT) for US Veterans With Serious Mental Illness: Community Engagement Approach.Journal of participatory medicine · 2024Article
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Abstract
Suicide safety planning is an intervention involving identifying personal warning signs and coping skills with a trained provider. Considering an individual's perspectives on engagement (i.e., remembering and reviewing) safety plans is necessary to further elucidate its helpfulness. Peer Specialists who provide support to those with mental illness may have a unique opportunity to enhance safety planning given their shared lived experience. In a U.S. Veteran sample (
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