What You’ll Discover in Timothy Spruill Disarming the Suicidal Mind The evidence-Based Assessment and Intervention
- Faculty:
- Timothy Spruill
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 21 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- August 27, 2018,
Description
From Triage To Tomorrow Suicide deaths have skyrocketed to 40,000 Americans each year in recent years. This jump has been attributed to several factors. the Great Recession and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Gun ownership and prescription pain killers – but what about medical error? Thirty-Nine percent of suicide victims have been seen at an ER within the last year. the Past year (many for mental illness complaints and Self-59% of ER patients who sustained injuries by deliberate self were injured,-A psychiatric assessment is not required for those who are suffering from harm. Despite these trends graduate training in assessment and treatment of imminent self-Because of intake policies intended to avoid liability, harm is often minimal and counselors have little to no experience with counseling.
This video gives you a glimpse inside. the Complex and Rapidly expanding knowledge-Base concerning the Epidemiology of Suicide and Self-Do not do harm while you are exploring the most effective measures you can take to save your patients’ lives. As long as you recognize signs and symptoms that could lead to suicide attempts, you can save your patients’ lives.-term and Imminent warning signs and You can accurately evaluate yourself-Harmonize and suicide risk. Discover evidence-Interventions based on research and Explore the Treatment of patients with addictive behavior is a complex problem that affects all populations. We will finally deconstruct the Today’s emergency mental health protocols and Diagnose common thinking errors by identifying these mistakes and Intervention mistakes can actually make crisis situations worse
Handouts
| Manual Disarming the Suicidal Mind (8.41 MB) | 56 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
INTRODUCTION to THE GROWING PROBLEM of SUICIDE in AMERICA
- Not to be taken lightly: Statistics are alarming the Suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts and deaths are on the rise
- Data for the nation
- State-Particular data
- Career risks for the Professional counselor
- Factors that influence the Inadequate assessment and Triage
- Inadequate education of doctors and Counselors who are professionals
- Despite numerous parity laws, inadequate funding of mental health
- Shifting the Assessing the need for emergency rooms is a burden
- Involuntary admissions are initiated by poorly trained law enforcement officers
EPIDEMIOLOGY — CONTRIBUTING FACTORS
- Risk factors
- Demographic risk factors (age, gender, ethnicity, etc.)
- Environmental risk factors (adverse childhood experiences)
- Addictions
- Mental illness
- Employment and economic risk factors
- Warn signs
- Feeling alone—isolated from family/friends
- Feel like you are in a movie? “burden” To others
- There is little to no fear of death
- Red herrings
- Suicide notes
- Suicide threats in the future
- Cutting
- Pending divorce
- Limitations the Research and potential risks
ASSESSMENTS/MEASURES TO AID IN DETERMINING RISK LEVEL — A COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGY
- Mental status exam
- Collateral information
- Adults
- The relative lethality of plans/attempts (Risk/Rescue Scale).
- Hopelessness (Beck Hopelessness Inventory).
- The Reasons to Live (Brief Reasons For Living Scale).
- A.C.E. – Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire)
- Teens and Children
- Predictive/protective factors identified in the Research
- Individuals with special needs
- Veterans
- LGBT
- Innovative and promising methods of assessing risk
- Implicit cognitions—measuring implicit associations with death and suicide
MISTAKES, COMMON INTERVENTIONS & ETHICAL ISSUES
- Our natural tendency to make mistakes is part of our nature.
- Feelings “rightness” These indicators are not reliable
- External factors can contribute to errors
- Internal factors contribute to errors
- Self-It is vital to take care
- There are two types of thinking: fast and slow. and slow)
- The dangers of being lazy “fast” Associative Thinking
- Substitution of easy-To-answer question for more difficult and complex question
- Type 1 vs. Type 1 vs. and Questions of ethics
- Patient autonomy and Self-Determination
- Confidentiality limitations
INTERVENTIONS and TREATMENT PLANNING
- Non-Judgmental, empathic listening
- Recognize reason for concern
- Profiting from ambivalence
- The evidence-Based interventions to decrease suicide attempts in the future
- DSM-5® new definitions and Terminology
- Suicidal thoughts can be assessed at the Every visit begins with a start
- DSM-5 level one screening questionnaire
- Suicidal Behavior Disorder
- Non-Suicidal Self-injury
CHALLENGES TO ACHIEVING SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OUTCOMES
- Means restriction
- Social support — supervision
- Follow-Up-to-date counseling
- Explore other responses if suicidal thoughts are more common/intensified
WHEN LOSING A PATIENT TO SUICIDE — REMAINING RESILIENT AND MOVING FORWARD
Faculty
Timothy SpruillMA, EdD Similar seminars and products: 1
Timothy SpruillMA, EdD, has conducted more than 3,500 emergency psychiatric assessments in one of Orlando’s busiest emergency departments as a consultant at Advent Health, where he is a founding faculty member of the emergency medicine residency program. His work with high-ranking physicians has led to his retirement.-risk patients and His research was in the Dr. Spruill A proof has been developed-An evidence-based approach to emergency mental illness that urges for progress beyond the The fragile gains of traditional (and Contemporary) Psychological Triage
His vast experience in conducting assessments and Evaluations refers back to his work in private mental hospitals. the The 1980s. Dr. Spruill earned his Master’s degree in counseling psychology from George Mason University in 1977. After four years teaching, he decided to leave for the Community psychiatric settings in the real world and He earned his doctorate in counseling psychology from Western Michigan University. His consulting work was not the only thing he did. He returned to academia to share his knowledge in 1991. and He is able to expand his research capabilities. Andrews University was his home. andHe has continued to gather data on suicides and, later, Advent Health. and Conduct research in the field of behavioral medicine he chooses. He has taught continuing education courses in behavioral medicine since 2010. the Suicide assessment, medical errors prevention and violence. He has also presented his findings to numerous conferences, even traveling as far South Africa as Cape Town, South Africa to speak on suicide.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Timothy Spruill Assistant Director of Behavioral Medicine, Family Medicine and Florida Hospital emergency medicine. PESI, Inc. provides a speaking honorarium.
Non-financial: Timothy Spruill There is no non-relevant information-You must disclose financial relationships.
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