Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Reduces Suicide Attempts by Veterans
Military personnel and veterans reporting recent suicidal ideation and/or suicidal behaviors can benefit from brief cognitive behavioral therapy (BCBT), which reduces suicide attempts, according to a study.
BCBT significantly lowers the risk and rate of suicide attempts among U.S. military personnel and veterans with recent suicidal ideation or behaviors compared to present-centered therapy.
Both therapies reduce suicidal ideation, but BCBT shows greater effectiveness in preventing suicide attempts, with a hazard ratio of 0.25 and a risk ratio of 0.24.
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Author's summary: Brief cognitive therapy helps veterans.
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