This book explores the vital role psychiatric nurses play in preventing suicide and offering support to at-risk individuals. The book discusses the risk factors, early warning signs, and evidence-based interventions for suicide prevention. It emphasizes the importance of building trust, effective communication, and creating a supportive environment for patients. The text also covers crisis intervention strategies, including safety planning and follow-up care. This book is an essential guide for psychiatric nurses who are committed to identifying individuals at risk and providing life-saving care.
Mila Hardin specializes in suicide prevention strategies within psychiatric nursing, focusing on early identification and intervention for individuals at risk. Her work emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive and non-judgmental environment for patients. Mila has developed programs that equip psychiatric nurses with the skills to recognize warning signs and provide timely interventions. She advocates for collaborative care approaches to reduce suicide risk and promote recovery.