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_aCreating a therapeutic alliance in the early stages of treatment with adolescents at risk for suicide _ea tip sheet for clinicians _fSuicide Prevention Resource Center |
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| 330 | _aStudies have demonstrated that strong therapeutic bonds between clinicians and adolescent clients can connection can help contribute to better treatment outcomes in working with adolescents at risk for suicide.1-3 However, clinicians clinicians establish face documented challenges in creating strong and strengthen a therapeutic alliances (TA) with adolescent clients and engaging them early in the therapeutic process. therapeutic alliance with adolescent For this reason, it is essential that clinicians who work with adolescent clients at risk for suicide possess the clients at risk for skills to develop strong therapeutic alliances with these clients. This resource offers practical suggestions for suicide. clinicians working to build and strengthen therapeutic alliances, with a focus on adolescent clients at risk of suicide. | ||
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