This webinar will demonstrate the research approach that will be taken to get ahead of the crisis and prevent suicide in soldiers—https://secure.confertel.net/tsRegisterD.asp?course=5729118

Register today You will learn how we will approach: Mapping the High-Risk Soldier’s Journey from their decision to enlist, experiences in active duty, and eventual return to civilian life, through an integrated Behavioral Science and Cultural Anthropology approach. Overlaying the Soldier's experience from both a behavioral science and cultural anthropological lens to reveal critical areas of vulnerability and key decision points. Identifying Moments of Influence along the journey, and uncover and understand the societal pressures, cultural forces, emotional drivers/barriers, and the decision-making biases that impact the Soldier's behavior along the way.

For precision-listening for suicidal language, also see Gina Campbell's Mining Your Metaphors | Clean Language and Symbolic Modeling—https://www.miningyourmetaphors.com/