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Grieving with Guardrails

Counselors provide critical support in preventing suicide from rippling through a community.

Helping a School Community Heal after Suicide

As youth suicide rates continue to increase, more school counselors need to be prepared for suicide postvention.

Rethinking Masculinity

How gendered norms and expectations affect men’s mental health.

Taking a culturally responsive approach to suicide assessment

The recent rise in suicide rates among marginalized communities highlights the need for counselors to use culturally responsive practices when assessing suicide risk.

Preventing veteran suicide

As veteran suicide rates continue to rise, counselors can incorporate creative clinical approaches to better serve those who serve us.

Suicide attempt survivors: How counselors can help with disclosures

Because suicide attempt survivors are at higher risk for both fatal and nonfatal suicide attempts, disclosure of past attempts is an important aspect of their mental health treatment.

Taking a strengths-based approach to suicide assessment and treatment

By embracing a holistic, strengths-based and wellness orientation in their work with clients who may be suicidal, counselors can improve on traditional approaches to suicide assessment and treatment.

Making it safe to talk about suicidal ideation

By sensitively — yet straightforwardly — addressing the topic of suicide, counselors can encourage clients to open up about an issue that too often remains shrouded in shame and stigma.