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A Common Factors Approach to Psychotherapy With Chronically Suicidal Patients: Wrestling With the Angel of Death.

Joel YagerRobert E Feinstein
Published in: Psychiatry (2018)
Patients are best served by clinicians who focus on the alliance, actively engage chronically suicidal patients and their families, directly confront warning signs, routinely address the many psychological issues mentioned, and carefully attend to their own countertransference reactions and capacities for emotional regulation. Using these strategies, techniques, and tactics, clinicians are better equipped to help chronically suicidal patients reduce suicide-related ideations, plans, and attempts, and, perhaps, completed suicides.
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