SRS22 Schedule and Recordings

Thursday June 16, 2022

11:00 AM EDT – 11:15 AM EDT (8:00 AM PDT – 8:15 AM PDT) – Introduction to the Conference

11:15 AM EDT – 12:15 PM EDT (8:15 AM PDT – 9:15 AM PDT) – Featured Concurrent Plenary Sessions

• Session 1: Facets of Suicidal Ideation

  • Speakers: Abby A. Mandel, PhD; Craig J. Bryan, PsyD; David A. Jobes, PhD; Evan M. Kleiman, PhD; Sheri L. Johnson, PhD; Thomas E. Joiner, PhD

• Session 2: Developments in Public Health Approaches to Suicide Prevention

  • Speakers: C. Rosie Bauder, PhD, MPH, LPC; Raymond P. Tucker, PhD; Robert J. Cramer, PhD; Ryan M. Hill PhD; Sasha Zabelski, MS

12:15 PM EDT – 1:15 PM EDT (9:15 AM PDT – 10:15 AM PDT) – Concurrent Symposia

• Session 1: Increasing Engagement in Suicide Prevention Interventions: Using Strategies from Behavioral Economics, Implementation Science, and Motivational Interviewing

  • Speakers: Christa D. Labouliere, PhD; Daniel W. Capron, PhD; Gabriela K. Khazanov, PhD; Peter C. Britton, PhD

• Session 2: Describing Who, What, How, and Where of Recent Suicide Research

  • Speakers: Daniel M. Low, MSc; Matthew Nock, PhD; Narise Ramlal; Osiris Rankin; Skylar Smith

• Session 3: Suicide Risk Factors and Prevention Among Sub-Populations

  • Speakers: Alexandra M. VanBergen, PhD; Caitlin Titus, PhD; Kimberly Van Orden PhD; Morica Hutchison PhD, LMFT; Rachel Boska, PhD

• Session 4: Diagnostic and Predictive Markers of Suicidality and Depression

  • Speakers: Anna Bankwitz; Annia Rüesch; Katharina Schultebraucks; Sebastian Olbrich

• Session 5: Using Multivariate Physiological Approaches to Understand Interpersonal Processes in Suicide Research

  • Speakers: E. David Klonsky, PhD; Johnny Berona, PhD; Lori N. Scott, PhD; Vera Vine, PhD

1:15 PM EDT – 1:30 PM EDT (10:15 AM PDT – 10:30 AM PDT) – Break

1:30 PM EDT – 2:30 PM EDT (10:30 AM PDT – 11:30 AM PDT) – Poster Session

2:30 PM EDT – 3:30 PM EDT (11:30 AM PDT – 12:30 PM PDT) – Concurrent Oral Presentations

• Session 1: Upstream Initiatives

  • Presentation 1: Tracking Process Outcomes in a Collaborative Model for Suicide Prevention: Lessons Learned from the Colorado National Collaborative

    • Speaker: Kristen Quinlan

  • Presentation 2: Statewide Assessment of Key Aspects for Infrastructure Supporting Suicide Prevention

    • Speaker: Thomas Delaney

  • Presentation 3: CDC’s The State of State, Territorial, and Tribal Suicide Prevention project: Findings from a Qualitative Analysis of Interviews with State Suicide Prevention Coordinators

    • Speaker: Laura E. Welder, DrPH

  • Presentation 4: Evaluating of Oregon’s COVID-19 emergency response for suicide prevention and domestic violence

    • Speaker: Karen Cellarius, MPA

• Session 2: Social Media/Language Processing

  • Presentation 1: In-app features of social media platforms to help youth modulate use

    • Speaker: Jane Harness, DO 

  • Presentation 2: Modifier Use, Word Count, Emotional Tone, and Response Context within Written Assessment Responses of Teens Who are Suicidal

    • Speaker: Madeline V. Seeley-Hacker

  • Presentation 3: Reasons to Live: A Thematic Analysis of 16,648 Self-Reports

    • Speaker: Philip Resnik, PhD 

  • Presentation 4: Factors associated with improved end-of-call outcomes among crisis contacts: A preliminary analysis of crisis text-line data

    • Speaker: Kaylee Payne Kruzan

• Session 3: Specific Interventions

  • Presentation 1: Adapting a suicide prevention treatment for adults with schizophrenia spectrum disorders in community mental health

    • Speaker: Lindsay Bornheimer, PhD

  • Presentation 2: The Search for Meaning and the Effectiveness of Logotherapy in Individuals at Suicide Risk 

    • Speaker: Metin Erdem

• Presentation 3: Evaluating Equine Assisted Therapy as a Mental Health Treatment

  • • Speaker: Amy Harmon

  • Presentation 4: Effectiveness of Man Therapy to reduce suicidal ideation and depression among working-age men: A randomized controlled trial

    • Speaker: Jon Gilgoff, MSW

• Session 4: Minority Stress

  • Presentation 1: Structural indicators of suicide: An exploration of state-level risk factors among Black and White people in the United States

    • Speaker: Corbin J. Standley, MA

  • Presentation 2: Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Among Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Persons: A Review and Theoretical Integration 

    • Speaker: Ryan Robertson, MA

  • Presentation 3: Transgender Community Perspectives on Risk Factors for Suicide 

    • Speaker: Anne V. Kirby, PhD

  • Presentation 4: Sexual minority student adjustment to college related to suicidal ideation, perceived burdensomeness, and thwarted belongingness 

    • Speaker: Ashley Pate, MS

• Session 5: Firearms

  • Presentation1: Determining subgroups that exist among US firearm owners

    • Speaker: Allison E. Bond, MA

  • Presentation 2: Household Firearm Ownership Predicts National Suicide Rate: AR(1) Analysis of 1980-2016

    • Speaker: Steven Stack, PhD

  • Presentation 3: Firearm Access in Social Networks and Suicidal Experiences Among Homeless Youth

    • Speaker: Anthony Fulginiti, PhD 

  • Presentation 4: The association of suicidal ideation with firearm purchasing during a firearm purchasing surge 

    • Speaker: Michael Anestis, PhD

3:30 PM EDT – 3:45 PM EDT (12:30 PM PDT – 12:45 PM PDT) – Break

3:45 PM EDT – 4:45 PM EDT (12:45 PM PDT – 1:45 PM PDT) – Concurrent Symposia/Oral Presentations

• Session 1: Advances in Suicide-Related Measurement Research

  • Speakers: Andréa R. Kaniuka, MA; Justin C. Baker, PhD; Raymond P. Tucker, PhD; Roberrt J. Cramer, PhD; Ryan Robertson, MA

• Session 2: Modifiable Social Factors Contributing to Nonsuicidal Self-Injury and Suicidal Ideation in Special Populations

  • Speakers: Alexis Blessing; Bryan B. DeBeer; Kirsten H. Dillon; Sandra B. Morissette; Tate F. Halverston

• Session 3: Postvention/Exposure 

  • Presentation 1: Retrospective Fatality Analysis – A Postvention Tool for Prevention and Meaning Making 

    • Speaker: Ramya Sundararaman

  • Presentation 2: Students' experiences following a suicide death at school: Supports, gaps, & student needs

    • Speaker: Rebecca G. Mirick, PhD

  • Presentation 3: Expanding the Suicide Exposure Continuum: Beyond a Focus on Bereavement

    • Speaker: Rebecca L. Sanford 

  • Presentation 4: Influence of Early Responder Interactions on Suicide Loss Survivors 

    • Speaker: Brianna Duval

• Session 4: Violence Prevention

  • Presentation 1: Suicide Trends and Prevention in Pennsylvania Counties and Schools 

    • Speaker: Daniel J. Mallinson, PhD

  • Presentation 2: The longitudinal course of childhood bullying victimisation and associations with self-harm, suicidal ideation and suicide attempts in children and young people: a systematic review of the literature, and the role of gender

    • Speaker: Emma Wilson, MSc, LLB Law (Hons)

  • Presentation 3: Latent Class Profiles of Victimization and Suicide Risk among Emerging Adults  

    • Speaker: Lisa Fedina, PhD

4:45 PM EDT – 5:45 PM EDT (1:45 PM PDT – 2:45 PM PDT) – Concurrent Oral Presentations

• Session 1: Veteran Interventions

  • Presentation 1: Feasibility and Acceptability of Caring Cards: A Veteran-to-Veteran Approach

    • Speaker: Blaire C. Ehret, PhD

  • Presentation 2: Development of the Veterans Crisis Line Caring Letters Suicide Prevention Intervention

    • Speaker: Mark Reger

  • Presentation 3: Predictive Importance of Missing Social Contacts on Veteran Suicide Safety Plans 

    • Speaker: Samantha A. Chalker, PhD

  • Presentation 4: The Power of Evaluation Capacity: Lessons Learned from Three Years of a Veteran Serving Organization Capacity Building Project 

    • Speakers: Susi S. McGhee, MPH; Darnesha Tabor, MDP;  Tyrabia L. Womble, MPH; Jonathan Sung, MPH

• Session 2: Lived Experience

  • Presentation 1: Communication of suicidal distress in young people leading up to a suicide attempt, using an autoethnographic foregrounding

    • Speaker: Laura H.R. Patterson, BA (Hons), MSc, MSW

  • Presentation 2: Raising the knowledges of adolescents with history of self-injury through photovoice

    • Speaker: Luiza Cesar Riani Costa

  • Presentation 3: Stigma in the Suicide Stories of Gender and Sexually Diverse Attempt Survivors

    • Speaker: Sara M. Williams

  • Presentation 4: Shared Struggle, Lived Expertise and the Evidence Base for Peer Support of People with Suicidal Intensity 

    • Speaker: Eduardo Vega, MPsy

• Session 3: Assessment/Prevention Trainings

  • Presentation 1: Closing the practice-research feedback loop: How psychologists in Canada practice, train, and experience suicide risk assessment and management

    • Speaker: Jonathan Dubue, MEd 

  • Presentation 2: Evaluation of the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Virtual Tune-Up Program

    • Speaker: Sarah Spafford

  • Presentation 3: Suicide Assessment, Intervention, and Care; Implications for Pre-service Training in Counselor Education

    • Speaker: Alaina N. Thomas, MS, LPC

  • Presentation 4: Suicide Training in School Psychology Programs

    • Speaker: Nancy J. Potter

• Session 4: Demoralization/Emotions

  • Presentation 1: When Minority Stress Leads to Cries of Pain: Examining the Relationship Between Imposter Phenomenon, Racial/ Ethnic Minority Status, Demoralization, and Suicide Ideation Among College Students

    • Speakers: Edmund W. Orlowski, BA, Ansley Bender

  • Presentation 2: Experiences of demoralization in response to experimentally manipulated performance feedback: Differential effects among those who speak English as a second language 

    • Speakers: Keven Espinet Pizarro, Ansley Bender

  • Presentation 3: Distress Tolerance and Emotion Dysregulation Moderate Borderline Personality Features and Suicide Plans in Military Service Members

    • Speaker: Samantha V. Jacobson, MS 

  • Presentation 4: An in-depth examination of the relationship between suicidal ideation and emotion features measured daily in adolescents 

    • Speaker: Nadia Al-Dajani, PhD

• Session 5: Occupational/Programming

  • Presentation 1: Veterinarians' Perceptions of Mental Health Issues and Pentobarbital Storage as a Suicide Prevention Strategy

    • Speaker: Sydney N. Waitz-Kudla, MS

  • Presentation 2: Suicide Prevention in the Workplace: Lessons Learned for Training and Dissemination Best Practices

    • Speaker: Matt Mishkind

  • Presentation 3: Distinguishing Suicides at Work from Other Suicides: Economic Strain 

    • Speaker: Steven Stack, PhD

  • Presentation 4: Suicide Prevention Programming Within Hospitalized In-Patient Youth

    • Speaker: Ronnie D. Watson, BS

Friday June 17, 2022

11:00 AM EDT – 11:45 AM EDT (8:00 AM PDT – 8:45 AM PDT) – Featured Concurrent Plenary Sessions

• Session 1: Latest Updates on 988

  • Speakers: David A. Jobes, PhD; John Draper, PhD; Madelyn Gould, PhD, MPH; Richard McKeon

• Session 2: NIMH Priorities in Suicide Prevention Research

  • Speakers: Belinda Sims, Eric Murphy, Jane Pearson, Stephen O'Connor, PhD

11:45 AM EDT – 12:45 PM EDT (8:45 AM PDT – 9:45 AM PDT) – Concurrent Symposia

• Session 1: Suicide Behavior and Mortality in Spain: Findings from Empirical Studies in the COVID-19 Pandemic Time

  • Speakers: Alejandro de la Torre-Luque, PhD, Eduardo Fonseca-Pedrero; Matilde Eliced; Susana Al-Halabi

• Session 2: GIMME Personalized Suicide Models: Insights Gleaned from an Idiographic Approach to Understanding Suicide Risk

  • Speakers: Megan L. Rogers, PhD; Christopher D. Hughes, PhD; Craig J.R. Sewall, PhD, LCSW; Quingqing Yin, MS; Sarah L. Brown, PhD

• Session 3: Shattering the Stigma and Bridging the Gaps: Including Persons with Psychosis in Suicide Prevention Research 

  • Speakers: Blaire C. Ehret, PhD; Colin Depp, PhD; Emma Parrish, MS; Samantha A. Chalker, PhD

• Session 4: Warnings Signs of Suicide for Autistic People

  • Speakers: Brenna Maddox; Lisa Morgan; Mary Donahue, PhD; Mirabel Pelton; Sarah Cassidy; Teal Benevides 

• Session 5: A New Suicide Prevention Practice Registry: Evidence, Equity, and Access

  • Speakers: Beverly F. Triana-Tremain, PhD; Shayna Klassen, BA; Victoria Waugh-Reed, EdD

12:45 PM EDT – 1:45 PM EDT (9:45 AM PDT – 10:45 AM PDT) – Concurrent Oral Presentations

• Session 1: COVID-19

  • Presentation 1: Mental Health & Suicide Attempt Survivors in the time of COVID-19 

    • Speaker: Martina Fruhbauerova, MS

  • Presentation 2: Monitoring Suspected Suicide Attempts in Emergency Departments—United States, 2019 to 2021 

    • Speaker: Eva Trinh, PhD, MPH

  • Presentation 3: Suicidal ideations and suicide attempts prior to admission to a psychiatric hospital in the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic: interrupted time-series analysis to estimate the impact of the lockdown and comparison of 2020 with 2019

    • Speaker: Christoph Hörmann

  • Presentation 4: Assessment of suicide situation during COVID-19 pandemic in Nepal 

    • Speaker: Vibha Neupane

• Session 2: Family/Cultural Experiences

  • Presentation 1: Non-suicidal self-injury in adolescents: mother’s perspectives

    • Speaker: Isabela M. Gabriel, BA

  • Presentation 2: Youth Support Networks: Community Strengths and Multiple Sectors of Support for Suicide Prevention with Alaska Native Youth

    • Speaker: Lauren White, MPH, MSW, LLMSW

  • Presentation 3: Putting the Interpersonal Theory in an Interpersonal Context: Examining Changes to Thwarted Belongingness and Perceived Burdensomeness in the Context of a Brief Couples Intervention 

    • Speaker: Dev Crasta, PhD

  • Presentation 4: The Influence of Adherence to Traditional Cultural Values on Family Conflict and Emotion Dysregulation in Predicting Suicide Behavior in Latina Adolescents

    • Speaker: Joseph D. Hovey, PhD

• Session 3: Short-Term Risk

  • Presentation 1: Capturing the Timescale of Suicidal Thinking 

    • Speaker: Daniel Coppersmith

  • Presentation 2: Short-term temporal profiles of adolescent suicidal thoughts: Results from two intensive longitudinal studies 

    • Speaker: Ewa Czyz, PhD

  • Presentation 3: Accuracy of Intensive Longitudinal Methods for Predicting Depression and Suicidal Ideation among Medical Interns over Time 

    • Speaker: Adam G. Horwitz, PhD

  • Presentation 4: 24-Hour Warning Signs for Suicide Attempts Among Adolescents 

    • Speaker: Cheryl A. King, PhD

• Session 4: Sleep/Social Rhythms

  • Presentation 1: Suicidality and Mood: The Impact of Trends, Seasons, Day of the Week, and Time of Day on Implicit and Explicit Cognitions 

    • Speaker: René Freichel, MSc

  • Presentation 2: A Randomized-Controlled Trial of Sleep Scholar: A Single-Session, Internet-Based Insomnia Intervention for College Students

    • Speaker: Eric Crosby, MS, MSW

  • Presentation 3: The Mind after Midnight: Nocturnal Wakefulness Increases Risk of Death by Suicide and Homicide

    • Speaker: Andrew S. Tubbs, PhD

  • Presentation 4: So lonely you could die? Investigating the links of loneliness and suicidal ideation using ecological momentary assessment 

    • Speaker: Mareike Ernst, PhD

• Session 5: Assessment Considerations/Tools

  • Presentation 1: Reassessing the Assessment of Suicide Risk

    • Speaker: Alan L. Berman, PhD, ABPP

  • Presentation 2: Development and validation of the fearlessness about suicide scale

    • Speaker: Natalie Perkins

  • Presentation 3: Non-Response to Questions About Suicide Ideation and Attempts Among Veterans: Results from the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study

    • Speaker: Ian H. Stanley, PhD

  • Presentation 4: Assessment of the clinical utility of MMPI-2-RF proxy indices of Interpersonal Theory of Suicide States in a Psychiatric Inpatient Setting 

    • Speaker: Lauren R. Khazem, PhD

1:45 PM EDT – 2:00 PM EDT (10:45 AM PDT – 11:00 AM PDT) – Break

2:00 PM EDT – 3:00 PM EDT (11:00 AM PDT – 12:00 PM PDT) – Breakout Networking/Mentoring Sessions

• Topic 1: Fighting for Your Ideas without Selling Your Soul

  • Speakers: Cheryl A. King, PhD; David A. Jobes, PhD; E. David Klonsky, PhD

• Topic 2: Alternate Sources of Funding and Settings

  • Speakers: Alexis May, PhD; Amy Brausch, PhD; Jennifer Muehlenkamp, PhD

• Topic 3: Building a Lab/Career in Suicidology

  • Speakers: Anna Mueller, PhD; Brianna Turner, PhD, RPsych; Christine B. Cha, PhD; Kimberly Van Orden, PhD

• Topic 4: Getting Published/Dealing with Rejection

  • Speakers: Megan L. Rogers, PhD; M. David Rudd, PhD; Michael Anestis, PhD; Thomas E. Joiner, PhD

3:00 PM EDT – 4:00 PM EDT (12:00 PM PDT – 1:00 PM PDT) – Featured Concurrent Plenary Sessions

• Session 1: Universal Screening for Suicide in Non-Specialty Mental Health Settings: Beneficial or Harmful?

  • Speakers: Craig J. Bryan, PsyD, ABPP, Jonathan B. Singer, PhD, LCSW

• Session 2: Growing Research on Suicide Risk and Prevention in Underserved Populations

  • Speakers: Cheryl A. King, PhD; Emily M. Lund, PhD, CRC; Lillian Polanco-Roman, PhD; Michael A. Lindsay, PhD, MSW, MPH; Regina Miranda, PhD

4:00 PM EDT – 4:15 PM EDT (1:00 PM PDT – 1:15 PM PDT) – Break

4:15 PM EDT – 5:15 PM EDT (1:15 PM PDT – 2:15 PM PDT) – Concurrent Oral Presentations and Data Blitz

• Session 1: Body Awareness/Biological Factors

  • Presentation 1: The effect of self-awareness and critical self-regard on the formation of suicide risk 

    • Speaker: Carolina Patryluk

  • Presentation 2: The Role of the Lateral Habenula in Suicide: A Call for Further Exploration

    • Speaker: Rocky B. Marks, MS

  • Presentation 3: Clinical and Imaging Biomarker Trial of Uridine for Veterans with Suicidal Ideation: Preliminary Findings

    • Speaker: Douglas Kondo

• Session 2: Means Safety/Messaging 

  • Presentation 1: Stakeholder Perspectives on Lethal Means Safety Counseling: A Qualitative Meta-analysis

    • Speaker: Gabriela K. Khazanov, PhD

  • Presentation 2: One Size Does Not Fit All: Evaluating the Role of Suicide Risk Factors in Veteran Suicide Prevention Messaging 

    • Speaker: Jason I. Chen, PhD

  • Presentation 3: The impact of safe firearm storage messaging in a sample of firearm owning Active Duty Service Members 

    • Speaker: Michael Anestis, PhD

  • Presentation 4: Gun Owners’ experience with suicide and attitudes towards its prevention: A qualitative study using a participatory action research approach 

    • Speaker: Phillip N. Smith, PhD

• Session 3: Help-Seeking/Treatment Engagement

  • Presentation 1: Mental health treatment seeking and history of suicidal thoughts among suicide decedents by mechanism, 2003-2018 

    • Speaker: Allison E. Bond, MA

  • Presentation 2: Gender differences in barriers to VHA care: Qualitative experiences among Veterans at increased risk for suicide

    • Speaker: Katie McDonald

  • Presentation 3: Profiles of Suicide Risk and Professional Help-Seeking Barriers among College Students with Elevated Risk for Suicide

    • Speaker: Lindsay Bornheimer, PhD

  • Presentation 4: A new tool for the treatment of suicide risk: Clinician perceptions of the content and potential clinical utility of the Treatment of Suicide Risk tool (TSR)

    • Speaker: Oscar F. Cetnarowski, BA (Hons)

• Session 4: Protective Factors

  • Presentation 1: Identifying Suicidality in Adolescents Using a Dual-Factor Model

    • Speaker: Ashley M. Coburn

  • Presentation 2: Suicidal cognitions, ideation, and protective factors: A network analysis

    • Speaker: Nicolas Oakey-Frost, MA

  • Presentation 3: Virtual Hope Box Use in Undergraduates Experiencing Suicidal Ideation: an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study

    • Speaker: Emma Moscardini

  • Presentation 4: The Role of Well-being in Assessing Suicide Risk for the Youth Population

    • Speaker: Jacqueline R Anderson

• Session 5: Data Blitz/Flash Talks

  • Presentation 1: Suicide prevention and mental health assessment training for non-mental healthcare providers: Laying the foundation for technology-enabled mental health service delivery

    • Speaker: Jonah Meyerhoff, PhD

  • Presentation 2: How to respond when someone discloses suicidal thoughts: Insights from 2,952 mobile app users

    • Speaker: Allison V. Metts, MA

  • Presentation 3: Lethal means counseling with youth at risk for suicide: An analysis of strategies and outcomes following a psychiatric emergency department visit

    • Speaker: Tayla Smith, MPH

  • Presentation 4: The Relationship Between Painful and Provocative Experiences and the Medical Severity of Suicidal Behavior Among Adolescents

    • Speaker: Juno B. Pinder, MA

  • Presentation 5: Suicidal Obsessions v Suicidal Ideations: Using First-Person Suicide Images to Distinguish Suicidal Cognitions

    • Speaker: Elizabeth F. Mattera

  • Presentation 6: Suicidal Ideation in Turkish adolescents in Germany

    • Speaker: Hasan-Hüseyin Isik

  • Presentation 7: Perceived support and barriers to services among callers to suicide lifelines

    • Speaker: Chelsey R. Wilks, PhD

5:15 PM EDT – 5:45 PM EDT (2:15 PM PDT – 2:45 PM PDT) – Closing Session: Future of Suicide Research