Conference Agenda

Recognizing Suicidal Subtypes in Clinical Practice

Remco de Winter^1,2

1: Mental Health Institute Rivierduinen, The Netherlands,; 2: Maastricht University, The Netherlands

Sleep Disturbance and Suicide Risk: Mechanisms, Moderators, and Interventions

Chair(s): Jennifer Muehlenkamp (University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, United States of America)

Presentations of the Symposium

Insomnia, nightmares, and the role of defeat and entrapment on current suicide ideation in adolescent

Amy Brausch; Taylor Kalgren
Western Kentucky University

When Sleep Falls Short: Amplifying Death-Oriented Cognitions and Suicide Risk

Nicolas Oakey-Frost¹; Megan L. Rogers²; Jennifer J. Muehlenkamp³
1: VA Salt Lake City Healthcare System; 2: Texas State University; 3: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Sleep and suicide risk in two independent samples of US Military personnel

Lily A. Brown¹; Tao Lin¹; Keith Bredemeier²; Kevin Lynch¹; Joshua Wiley³; Phil Gehrman⁴; Daniel J. Taylor⁵; Kristi Pruiksma⁶; Lauren R. Khazem⁷; Justin C. Baker⁷; Johnnie Young⁷; Danielle Farabaugh⁸; Craig J. Bryan⁹
1: University of Pennsylvania; 2: University of Delaware; 3: Monash University; 4: Unniversity of Pennsylvania; 5: University of Arizona; 6: University of South Texas Health San Antonio; 7: Ohio State University; 8: Coatesville VA Medical Center; 9: University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine

Breaking the link: rapid decoupling of insomnia and suicidal ideation in brief cognitive behavioral therapy (BCBT) for suicide prevention

Craig J. Bryan¹; Kristi Pruiksma²; Daniel J. Taylor³; Justin C. Baker⁴; Lily A. Brown⁵; Lauren R. Khazem⁴
1: University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine; 2: University of Texas Health San Antonio; 3: University of Arizona; 4: Ohio State University; 5: University of Pennsylvania