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TRIGGER WARNING: Military Psychology
DATE: December 15, 2025 at 09:43AM
SOURCE: THE CENTER FOR DEPLOYMENT PSYCHOLOGY
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In case you missed it... Episode 3. I'm Not Here to Take Your Guns Away: Firearm Safety with Patients: "Suicide prevention isn’t only about assessing current risk for self-harm. It’s also about recognizing that we can’t predict if and when that risk will increase." #CSTS