NEW YORK — Dynamic deconstructive psychotherapy appeared effective at reducing suicide ideation among suicidal adolescents, according to a poster presented at the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting.
“A lot of the current management of suicidality [involves] going to the ED, crisis calls and doing safety planning; a lot of it is really crisis management,” Rebecca J. Shields, DO, child and adolescent psychiatry specialist at Upstate Medical University, told Healio. “What dynamic deconstructive psychotherapy aims to do is heal from the inside out and build