Dynamic deconstructive therapy effectively reduces suicide ideation among adolescents

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.

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