Via The Globe and Mail: Teens in more control during school-based suicide prevention The researchers compared the number of suicide attempts by students as well as reports of suicidal thoughts after three months of having the programs in place, and again after a year. At three months, none of the programs showed a significant effect. After a year, however, schools with the Youth Aware of Mental Health program had half as many suicide attempts and reports of suicidal ideation as the comparison schools with no intervention. The other two programs showed much smaller differences from the no-intervention schools. #suicide #suicideprevention
Posted on: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 16:30:24 +0000
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