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Rocky Mountain MIRECC for VA Suicide Prevention
Rocky Mountain Short Takes on Suicide Prevention: The AAS Conference - Part 4
25 July 2018
Here we are at the end of our series. And we end it with some blockbusters:
An Ecological Approach | A Future Look at Risk | Daily Interpersonal Interactions
An Ecological Approach to Suicide Prevention with Dr. Emma Elliott-Groves
While Adam was interviewing Dr. Elliott-Groves we both watched in awe as she started drawing out the concepts she was so clearly discussing. Emma is a member of the Cowichan Tribes, a First Nation people on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Taking an ecological approach to her work she brings the listener into a world view of community and relationships that helps better plan interventions.
Listen to the podcast An Ecological Approach to Suicide Prevention with Dr. Emma Elliott-Groves
Resources
Learn more about the Cowichan Tribes
Read Dr. Elliott-Groves paper Insights from Cowichan: A Hybrid Approach to Understanding Suicide in One First Nations' Collective
What if We...? Taking a New Look at Risk with Drs. Jessica Ribeiro and Joseph Franklin
What if we all woke up one day. Listening to Drs. Jessica Ribeiro and Joe Franklin is kind of like that; waking up to a new day and a new way to look at what we have assumed for so long when it comes to risk. Joe electrified the crowd at AAS with a keynote that introduced a new paradigm for suicide research. Later Jess continued the discussion by questioning "What We Risk by Maintaining the Status Quo About Suicide Risk". Here we had the chance to talk with both at once and listen has they riffed on their own work and their work in common.
Listen to the podcast What if We...? Taking a New Look at Risk with Drs. Jessica Ribeiro and Joseph Franklin
Resources
Learn more Dr. Jessica Ribeiro and her lab at Florida State University
Learn more Dr. Joseph Franlin and his lab at Florida State University
The Role of Daily Interpersonal Interactions in Suicide Risk with Dr. Katie Lewis
In this podcast Adam Hoffberg and Dr. Katie Lewis discuss how daily social experiences operate as risk and/or protective factors against suicide. Dr. Lewis is a Research Psychologist at the Austen Riggs Center and a recent AFSP Young Investigator Grant recipient for her research, which utilizes ecological momentary assessment methods to study the social drivers of suicidal ideation in adults contending with complex chronic psychopathology. Adam and Dr. Lewis talk about the importance of studying the daily social experiences of individuals with chronic suicidal ideation, and the challenges (and benefits!) of implementing experience sampling research designs in active clinical settings.
Listen to the podcast The Role of Daily Interpersonal Interactions in Suicide Risk with Katie Lewis
Resources
Learn more Dr. Katie Lewis
Follow the Austen Riggs Center on Twitter @AustenRiggs
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