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A safety plan can be developed in one sitting by the person with thoughts of suicide together with you, their caregiver or friend, or over time. The plan can change as the circumstances for the individual change, and can be revised accordingly. Why does it work? A safety plan is an assets-based approach designed to focus on a person’s strengths.
A brief intervention to help those experiencing self-harm and suicidal thoughts with a concrete way to mitigate risk and increase safety.
Safety planning intervention: A brief intervention to mitigate suicide risk. Cognitive and Behavioral Practice, 19, 256–264. Updated April 2020 by the Psychological Health Center of Excellence.
http://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/docs/VA_Safety_planning_manual.pdf A safety plan is a prioritized written list of coping strategies and sources of support that clients can use during or preceding suicidal crises.
The following is a sample safety plan for a person who may be at risk for suicidal behaviors, along with a blank form for clinicians' use to customize with clients. Clinicians are encouraged to
This manual describes a brief clinical intervention, safety planning, that can serve as a valuable adjunct to risk assessment and may be used with veterans who have made a suicide attempt, have suicide ideation, have psychiatric disorders that increase
Safety plan treatment manual to reduce suicide risk: Veteran version. Washington, DC: United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Updated April 2020 by the Psychological Health Center of Excellence. Step 3. Social contacts who may distract from the crisis Step 1. Recognizing warning signs Step 2. Using internal coping strategies Step 7.
