presented by Kim Bennett Murray, LSW and Nate Murray, MSSW, LICSW
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Kim Bennett Murray, LSW
Kim Bennett Murray is the director of social work at Harbor House, a Bane Care skilled nursing and rehab facility in Hingham, Massachusetts. Prior to that, she served as the director of clinical and client services at the Visiting Angels of the South Shore, a private duty home care agency, for 17 years. Receiving her…
Read full bioNate Murray, MSSW, LICSW
Nate Murray is president and managing partner of Visiting Angels of the South Shore, a private geriatric home care practice serving the South Boston metro area. Since completing his graduate work in 1980 at Columbia University in New York, he has held numerous clinical appointments, including director of social work and nursing home services at…
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1. A Permanent Solution to a Temporary Problem?
This chapter discusses spiritual factors, risk factors, and statistics regarding the prevalence of suicide. Prevalence is broken down by age cohort and gender. Special concerns for veterans are addressed.
2. Is This All There Is? Desperation and Depression
The driving forces of loss and clinical depression are often related to pain or life-limiting illness and to the loss of people and function. Physical disability can bring on depression. The state of hopelessness is addressed as a significant issue confronting the clinician. This chapter delves into differentiating between suicidal ideation, wishes to hasten death, and actively planning for suicide.
3. Contracting and Prevention
Understanding the power and process of contracting for safety gives the clinician a real tool in the face of suicidal ideation. Discussions about the policies of the organization and the availability of referrals for clinicians are addressed. Specific tools are presented for assessment and contracting for safety.
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