We just added some new content to the PBB YouTube channel. In this video, we discuss Madelyn Gould's 2005 study that debunked the myth that assessing for suicide risk is dangerous and likely to increase depression and/or thoughts of suicide (click here to read our full article).
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February 18, 2010
Psychotherapy Brown Bag YouTube Channel Update - 2-18-10
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