Q uarterly - Suicide prevention: Reaching young people at risk

Being hungry due to a lack of food in the home was also predictive of attempts and ideation but not of having a plan.5 The power of cultural connections The value in social connections for Indigenous children Risk factors are multiple, but what can protect The most recent data from Statistics Canada found that Indigenous youth were at higher risk for suicide young people from suicidality? A study. [...] All three versions were compared reduce the likelihood to interviewing youth and connecting them with resources.16 of suicide attempts The STAT-ED study focused on youth presenting at hospital for non–mental and ideation, helping health concerns who were found to be at risk for suicide.17 Youth and parents received youth build positive motivational interviews designed to encourage scheduling of me. [...] The main message of this review is that there are effective ways to reduce the risk of child and youth suicide — including offering comprehensive interventions and ensuring that young people have access to adequate mental health services and to adequate supports. [...] This was achieved by calculating the effect sizes of outcomes, which provide a quantitative measure of the strength of the relationship between the treatment and the outcome. [...] Honouring the truth, reconciling for the future: Summary of the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.