Thank you so so much for your interest in this research project and how its findings apply to suicide and crisis intervention!
On this page, you can access the slides and all reference material mentioned/QR-coded.
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Have a great (rest of the) conference and enjoy processing everything you’ll have taken back from the week!
Benni
THE PROBLEM WITH “HOOKS AND TRIGGERS” (Part 2/3)
Why Non-Evidence-Based Solutions Persist Key Takeaways Building on the concerns about the practical and conceptual limitations of Hooks and Triggers raised in “Part I: Why Intuitive Doesn’t Mean Effective”, this post explores the deeper, psychological forces that explain why the approach (and other non-evidence-based methods) persists in the first place.
THE PROBLEM WITH “HOOKS AND TRIGGERS” (Part 1/3)
Why Intuitive Doesn’t Mean Effective Key Takeaways This is the first of two posts that break down my critical review of Hooks and Triggers as an approach to crisis intervention, crisis negotiaiton, and de-escalation in law enforcement contexts. The corresponding, peer-reviewed paper has been accepted as a Practice Guideline article by the