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Suicide risk assessment for children and adolescents

Suicide risk assessment for children and adolescents
Content and nature of suicidal ideation
What are the thoughts?
Are they active (volitional and with intent) or passive/non-volitional?
How often do they occur?
Have they increased in intensity or frequency?
How long do they last (duration)? Are they obsessive?
Can the thoughts be controlled?
How powerful, intense is the urge?
How do the thoughts make you feel?
Anticipated method/Planning
Does the child or adolescent have a method in mind? If so, have the adolescent describe it explicitly (since this provides information about the adolescent's level of intent and planning)
Sample questions include:
Do you have a plan?
What time would you do it?
Where would you do it?
Do you think it would work?
Do you think this would kill you?
Is there anyone who could find you and save you?
Access to means
Does the adolescent have access to the method they have in mind?
What is the level of dangerousness or lethality of the means they are considering?
Does the child or adolescent have access to firearms and medications?
Sample questions include:
Do you have any of these things (pills, gun, razor, etc) in your possession?
How easy would it be for you to get them?
Suicide_risk_assessment1.htm
Adapted from Jacobs, DG, Brewer, M, Klein-Benheim, M. Suicide assessment: An overview and recommended protocol. In: Harvard Medical School Guide to Assessment and Intervention in Suicide, Jacob, D (Ed). Jossey-Bass, San Francisco 1998. p.3.
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