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Hughes Lab Staff
Jennifer Hughes, PhD, MPH Clinical Psychologist & Principal Investigator Jennifer.Hughes@NationwideChildrens.org Jennifer Hughes, PhD, MPH, is a principal investigator in the Center for Suicide and Prevention Research (CSPR).
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Bridge Lab Staff
Jeff Bridge, PhD Director, Center for Suicide Prevention and Research Nationwide Foundation Endowed Chair of Innovation in Behavioral Health Research, Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Professor of Pediatrics, Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, The Ohio State
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Teen Mental Health Issues and the "Not My Kid" Phenomenon
As a parent or caregiver, you know your children – you’ve seen them grow up and are familiar with their strengths and challenges. It can be surprising and worrying to realize they won’t always share their lives with you.
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Myths About Suicide: Ending Mental Health Stigma
Stigma is defined as a mark of disgrace that sets a person apart. Unfortunately, the stigma surrounding mental illness creates shame, distress, and reluctance to get help.
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Myths About Suicide: Depression is a Sign of Weakness
Depression is a real and serious condition. It is not much different than a chronic health condition in its ability to impact someone’s life. It can have both emotional and physical symptoms and make life very difficult for those who have it.
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How Can You Help Fight Behavioral Health Stigmas? #starttheconvo
One in five children ages 13 to 18 experiences a significant mental illness, and less than half get the treatment they need. This staggering statistic demands a bold response.
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Identifying Warning Signs
Learn important information on suicide risk factors, warning signs and how you can respond to support youth.
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Supporting Your Child's Mental Health
Learn six ways you can support your child’s mental health.
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Signs of Suicide Program
Learn more about this evidence-based suicide prevention program.
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SOS Risk Assessment
If your child received a risk assessment for suicidal thoughts or behavior from a mental health professional, see how we can help.