Elevated Psychiatry Marks Suicide Prevention Month with ADHD Guide

The National Law Review

Elevated Psychiatry has released a free safety guide for adults with ADHD in California and Hawai’i during Suicide Prevention Month, aimed at helping them create a plan to manage crisis situations. Research highlights that adults with ADHD face a significantly elevated suicide risk, often linked to financial distress and undiagnosed symptoms that accumulate over time. The guide, based on the Stanley-Brown Safety Plan, includes ADHD-specific warning signs and steps to reduce access to lethal means during a crisis.

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