Suicide intervention: the importance of care as a therapeutic imperative

Digital Document
Summary
Collection(s)
Collection(s)
DC Faculty Research & Scholarship
Content type
Content type
Digital Document
Resource Type
Resource Type
Text
Genre
Genre
thesis
Language
Language
English
Persons and Affiliations
Persons
Author (aut): Stephany, Kathleen
Organizations
Degree granting institution (dgg): Breyer State University. Psychology
Origin Information
Origin Information
Date Created/Date Issued
2007-02-22
Publisher
Breyer State University
Issuance
monographic
Abstract/Description
Abstract
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to gain an understanding of how perceived lack of care in times of crisis somehow contributes to hopelessness in certain persons with active suicidal ideation. Reviews three retrospective case studies of persons who committed suicide shortly after reaching out to a health care professional in an emergency room setting.
Institutional Affiliation
Degree Level
Degree Level
Doctoral
Department
Department
Counseling Psychology
Institution
Institution
Breyer State University
Physical Description
Physical Form
Physical Form
print
Subjects and Classifications
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Suicide--Risk factors--Evaluation
Suicide--Prevention
Suicidal behavior
Suicide--Psychological aspects
Despair

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Stephany, Kathleen. “Suicide intervention: the importance of care as a therapeutic imperative”. Print, Thesis. DC Faculty Research & Scholarship. Breyer State University, February 22, 2007. https://dc.arcabc.ca/dc-faculty-research-scholarship/suicide-intervention-importance-care-therapeutic-imperative.

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