Mental health professionals: New method of suicide prevention has shown positive results

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Clinton County Common Pleas Court intervention officer Kenneth Houghtaling has seen the positive results of QPR, a new method of dealing with people who are suicidal, firsthand.



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Tags:
QPR
suicide
mental health
Kenneth Houghtaling
Clinton County Common Pleas Court intervention officer
Barbara Adams Marin
Solutions Community Counseling & Recovery Centers
Prevention program supervisor
CDC
Abygia Tibebe