What is STEEP Analysis, How-To Guide and Examples The STEEP analysis tool is a framework for assessing how ...

Interesting analytic tool used in futures work: STEEP - Social, Technological, Economical, Environmental, and Political.
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It was a real honor to celebrate social worker and suicidologist Jerry Reed at the #AAS19 conference in Denver. I appreciate that Jerry always identifies himself as a social worker. His work makes a difference in the world.
https://www.edc.org/jerry-reed #AAS365 #socialwork

Came back from #AAS19 to find this beautiful and MASSIVE Suicide & Life Threatening Behavior journal issue in my mailbox. Even more excited by the articles inside, including @juliecerel's classic before it was even published #not6 article!!! #AAS365 #SPSM

Thank you so much for the follow @tswaddell3. It looks like you had a great #AAS19!

Wonder what kind of impression you can make by live tweeting your conference? The numbers: 13,965 Tweets. 1,406 Participants. 82,498,562 Impressions. April 22 - 29 2019. More #aas19 📊 here...

Thank you @SheratonDenDtwn for beautiful views, great service and a memorable #AAS19 conference.

Heading back to Chicago from #aas19. Had the pleasure of bumping into @NotSoShye at the airport. So many good people in #suicideprevention.

The latest The Social Work Podcast Daily! paper.li/socworkpodcast Thanks to @RMIRECC @galavpsychology @hplabs #aas19 #harvardhealth

@DrJAshton cites @juliecerel' #not6 research, "As I'm sure you know, for every suicide death, at least 135 people are affected." #HASLC19 #AAS19

@DrJAshton
My motivation for writing my book, for talking about how imperfect my life was, was the knowledge that I could help others. #HASLC19 #AAS19

@DrJAshton After Rob killed himself I kept having the irrational thought that everyone was going to blame me. "She must be awful." But when I finally went back to work, all of my colleagues at @GMA were nothing but supportive. #HASLC19 #AAS19

Jennifer Ashton: My perfectionism started with my parents' divorce: if I could be perfect I would never experience pain or suffering again. My perfectionism was so intense that when my husband and I decided to divorce I decided I was going to have the best divorce ever. #AAS19

The latest The Social Work Podcast Daily! paper.li/socworkpodcast Thanks to @PSYCH_HYPE @sotisgreen @JoeFeagin #socialwork #aas19

Beyond excited about @procAnna's talk, The Social Roots of Adolescent Suicide Clusters. "What causes a single suicide to escalate to a cluster through social relationships? Why do some places, but not others, house disproportionate rates of suicide risk?" #AAS19

Dr. David Satcher ends with a call to persevere. "I usually quote other people, but I'll end with my own quote." #AAS19

Dr. David Satcher, perhaps unintentionally, provided an excellent historical perspective on how we thought and talked about suicide in the early 2000s. #AAS19

I can speak for @AASuicidology President @davidwcovington that it was an honor and privilege to meet Dr. David Satcher. His leadership as Surgeon General set the groundwork for our current public health approach to addressing suicide in America. #AAS19

Dr. David Satcher quotes @PJK4brainhealth: do a check up from the neck up. #AAS19

Dr. David Satcher: Public health is the collective efforts of a society to create the conditions in which people can be healthy. This is why we consider suicide a public health problem. #AAS19

Former US Surgeon General David Satcher beings his plenary with a poem he first heard at @Morehouse, "I have only just a minute" by Dr. Benjamin E. Mays. Inspirational way to begin his talk.

"I have only just a minute,

Only sixty seconds in it..."

#aas19

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You can read many of the @FamAcceptProj publications Caitlin Ryan mentioned in her #AAS19 Thought Leader talk on PubMed: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/

During @FamAcceptProj in-depth qualitative studies, we found over 100 family accepting and rejecting behaviors. The most important accepting behavior was "Supporting a child's gender expression." #AAS19 #LGBTQ

Caitlin Ryan: "The 4th grader knows who they want to give their Valentine's day card to. But they are probably surrounded by people who say, 'that's not right.;" #AAS19 #LGBTQ

Dr. Caitlin Ryan from @FamAcceptProj is giving one of four thought leader talks at #AAS19. Her work on family acceptance and rejection of LGBTQ+ youth has been foundational and transformational for #LGBTQ #suicideprevention. https://familyproject.sfsu.edu/ #AAS19

If you want to start a teenline, make sure you have youth leaders. Having youth leaders in a mental health focused setting will make it more inviting for teens. We recruit teens who represent all youth experiences. For more info text AAS2019 to 85511 #AAS19

"Being a @TEENLINEONLINE volunteer has helped me lose the last shreds of stigma around the issues we all face in our lives." "I've been a volunteer for 8 months; it has changed my life. I've questioned biases and assumptions, made friends, and become more open-minded." #AAS19

Working at @TEENLINEONLINE has improved my help-seeking behavior.
We have between 4 - 8 volunteers in a big room. The volunteers often have personal experience with a lot of these issues. We've become great friends. We use the peer support model with eachother #AAS19

TeenTalkApp: Teens thought that the name was great. Adults didn't like the name. We went with the teens' choice. We've had 15,000 downloads this year. The teens were right. https://teenlineonline.org/teentalkapp/ #AAS19

Q: Why does peer-to-peer work? A (Zakia): Adults are great, but if you're talking about your first break up / failing a test, adults respond in hindsight. We (youth) understand in realtime & provide immediate validation. This sets the tone for future help-seeking. #AAS19

This is an important comment from a survivor of suicide loss and clinician about the "is suicide preventable" debate at #AAS19 https://https://t.co/bTBunCE4qH