Read more about the studies and tools we are currently working on.
In a randomised controlled trial, we are testing 'SCI', a short-term clinical intervention for adults who have experienced a suicidal crisis or attempted suicide, which aims to provide them with tools to cope with future suicidal crises.
Currently, we are developing and testing suicide prevention tools for children and adolescents, and their health professionals.
As part of the Kom Uit Je Kop (Get Out of Your Head) project, new tools are being developed aiming at encouraging men (as well as their loved ones and health professionals) to talk about suicidal thoughts.
In this project, we are developing a new version of the online self-help course 'Think Life', adapted to the needs of people with autism, and their health care professionals.
In this study, we are piloting a two-day interactive training for health professionals who provide therapeutic support to families bereaved by suicide.
In this project, tools are being developed to support both prison staff, and prisoners with suicidal thoughts.
In collaboration with the Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfdoding (Centre for Suicide Prevention), we are working on a number of studies looking at data of the suicide helpline 'Zelfmoordlijn 1813'.
Making use of user surveys, we are currently mapping what users like and dislike about our websites, e-learning platform and app.
By asking loved ones about their needs, we are currently identifying the needs of people who are close to someone with suicidal thoughts, after an attempt or after a loss due to suicide.
