The Journal of Rural Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
41(2)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Abstract
Purpose
Alaska
Native
(AN)
youth
living
in
remote
suffer
disproportionately
from
suicide
when
compared
to
all
other
American
youth.
Promoting
Community
Conversations
About
Research
End
Suicide
(PC
CARES)
is
an
intervention
led
by
trained
community
facilitators,
which
shares
scientific
best
practices
prevent
with
adults
spark
feasible,
culturally
tailored
personal
and
collective
action.
After
training
34
AN
facilitators
implement
PC
CARES
their
home
communities
late
2019,
COVID‐19
precluded
in‐person
activities,
but
the
need
help
support
mental
health
during
this
period
of
quarantine
social
distancing
remained.
Method
The
resulting
adapted
“PC
at
Home”
delivered
mail‐based
wellness
prevention
information
resources
adult
members
June
2020
July
2022.
project
sent
1527
care
packages
492
participants.
Finding
According
short
surveys
(
n
=
199)
interviews
done
randomly
selected
recipients
24),
who
received
were
very
satisfied
contents
found
them
useful.
Conclusion
Both
acceptance
utility
safety
promotion
has
implications
for
offering
promoting
wellness.
Suicide
is
the
second
leading
cause
of
death
for
10-
to
24-year-olds
in
United
States
and
a
global
public
health
issue,
with
recent
declaration
National
State
Emergency
Children’s
Mental
Health
by
American
Academy
Pediatrics,
Child
Adolescent
Psychiatry,
Hospital
Association.
This
clinical
report
an
update
previous
Pediatrics
report,
“Suicide
Attempts
Adolescents.”
Because
pediatricians
pediatric
care
providers
are
at
front
line
adolescents
amid
child
adolescent
mental
crisis,
because
chronic
severe
shortage
specialists,
it
important
that
become
facile
recognizing
risk
factors
associated
suicidality
at-risk
populations,
screening
further
assessment
as
indicated,
evidence-based
interventions
patients
suicidal
ideation
behaviors.
can
be
mitigated
appropriate
screening,
bolstering
protective
factors,
indicated
treatment,
community
resources,
referrals
when
available.
World Journal of Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(4), С. 494 - 506
Опубликована: Апрель 16, 2024
Adolescents
are
considered
one
of
the
most
vulnerable
groups
affected
by
suicide.
Rapid
changes
in
adolescents’
physical
and
mental
states,
as
well
their
lives,
significantly
undeniably
increase
risk
Psychological,
social,
family,
individual,
environmental
factors
important
for
suicidal
behavior
among
teenagers
may
contribute
to
suicide
through
various
direct,
indirect,
or
combined
pathways.
Social-emotional
learning
is
a
powerful
intervention
measure
addressing
crisis
adolescent
When
deliberately
cultivated,
fostered,
enhanced,
self-awareness,
self-management,
social
awareness,
interpersonal
skills,
responsible
decision-making,
five
core
competencies
social-emotional
learning,
can
be
used
effectively
target
provide
necessary
support.
Among
numerous
methods,
school-based
interventions
based
on
competence
have
shown
great
potential
preventing
adolescents.
The
characteristics
competence,
including
appropriateness,
necessity,
cost-effectiveness,
comprehensiveness,
effectiveness,
make
these
an
means
To
further
determine
better
address
issue
suicide,
additional
financial
support
should
provided,
combination
other
prevention
programs
within
schools
fully
leveraged,
cooperation
between
families,
society,
environments
maximized.
These
efforts
future
research
directions.
JAMA Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
80(10), С. 1037 - 1037
Опубликована: Июль 19, 2023
Suicidal
thoughts
and
behaviors
(STBs)
are
major
public
health
problems,
some
social
groups
experience
disproportionate
STB
burden.
Studies
assessing
inequities
for
single
identities
(eg,
gender
or
sexual
orientation)
cannot
evaluate
intersectional
differences
do
not
reflect
that
the
causes
of
due
to
structural-level
(vs
individual-level)
processes.
American Journal of Epidemiology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 3, 2024
Abstract
We
explored
state-level
indicators
of
structural
racism
on
internalizing
symptoms
depressive
affect
among
US
adolescents.
merged
16
with
2015-19
Monitoring
the
Future
surveys
(n
=
41
258)
examining
associations
loneliness,
self-esteem,
self-derogation,
and
using
regression
analyses.
Students
racialized
as
Black
in
states
bans
food
stamp
eligibility
temporary
assistance
for
drug
felony
conviction
had
1.37
times
odds
high
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI],
1.01-1.89)
compared
to
students
without
bans.
In
contrast,
White
living
more
severe
disenfranchisement
people
convicted
felonies
lower
self-derogation
(odds
ratio
[OR],
0.89;
95%
CI,
0.78-1.02)
(OR,
0.83;
0.70-0.99)
less
disenfranchisement.
These
findings
demonstrate
need
address
legacy
at
state
level
reduce
mental
distress
youth.
This
article
is
part
a
Special
Collection
Mental
Health.
Behavior Therapy,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
54(5), С. 777 - 793
Опубликована: Март 1, 2023
Guided
by
the
Interpersonal
Theory
of
Suicide
(IPTS),
this
study
aims
to
understand
applicability
constructs
belongingness
and
burdensomeness
their
relevance
suicide
risk
mental
health
among
ethnocultural
minoritized
youth.
A
qualitative
exploratory
was
conducted
using
five
focus
groups
with
29
self-identified
Latinx
Black
adolescents
aged
13-17
years
explore
meaning
they
ascribed
burdensomeness.
Views
social
media
related
these
were
also
explored.
Template
analysis
used
analyze
data.
Themes
highlighted
dimensions
such
as
caring,
self-worth,
liability,
congruent
IPTS
Notably,
new
themes
emerged
reflecting
distinctive
experiences
populations,
importance
being
true
themselves,
burden
not
belonging
families,
cultural
aspects
highlighting
found
in
existing
theoretical
constructs.
Consideration
diverse
youth
can
strengthen
constructs,
clinical
practice,
aid
developing
intervention
strategies
increase
protective
factors
decrease
for
behaviors
relevant
