Suicide is a major public health problem, and suicide rates are still on the rise. Current
strategies for identifying individuals at risk for suicide, such as the use of a patient's self …

Background There has been increasing interest in both suicide-specific diagnoses within the
psychiatric nomenclature and related biomarkers. Because the Suicide Crisis Syndrome …

Abstract Background and Aim The Suicide Crisis Syndrome (SCS) is an evidence-based pre-
suicidal cognitive and affective state predictive of short-term suicide risk. The most recent …

Background Determining imminent risk of suicide continues to challenge psychiatrists. To
this end, we test the clinical utility of a proposed set of diagnostic criteria for the suicide crisis …

Background Childhood trauma and affective disorders are known risk factors for adult
suicidal behavior. Studies have shown a mediating effect of insecure attachment on the …

Recent studies introduced the suicide crisis syndrome (SCS), a condition associated with
imminent suicidal behavior and characterized by (a) a pervasive feeling of entrapment in …

Objective: Affective states and rumination have each been linked to suicidal ideation;
however, to our knowledge, no studies have examined their interactive effect in predicting …

Despite decades of research, much remains unknown about the transition from chronic to
imminent suicidal risk. In the context of COVID‐19, this question is even more urgent. The …

The study explored how common non-disclosure of suicidal ideation is in a sample of adult
psychiatric inpatients (N= 171) plus associated patient characteristics. A large percentage …

Background Prior research has validated the construct of a suicide crisis syndrome (SCS), a
specific psychological state that precedes and may precipitate suicidal behavior. The feeling …