Understanding Suicidology: Research & Practice

UNDERSTANDING SUICIDOLOGY

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An open-access journal for research, clinical reflection, and practice-oriented writing about suicide.

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Published by Understanding Suicidology: Institute for Research and Practice · Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada · Open access

Issue 1: When the Lifeline Goes Dark: How suicide prevention in Canada lost its pulse

Issue 2: Standards without standardization: A review of Canada's Track 2 MAiD safeguards and ethical–legal ambiguities

Issue 3: The Authors Erased: A Narrative Autopsy of Kurt Cobain and Hunter S. Thompson

Issue 4: The Last Pages of the Self: A Narrative and Phenomenological Case Study of Suicide Through Diary Entries

Issue 6: When Performance Becomes a Public Wager: Athlete Identity, Disclosure, and the New Pressures of Sport

Issue 7: The Existential Network of Suicidal Identity (ENSI): From a Family of Ideas to a Testable Architecture

Issue 8: From Compulsory Attendance to Unequal Alternatives: Indigenous Suicide, Child Welfare, and Institutional Accountability in Canada

Issue 9: From Policy to Practice: Suicide-Prevention Implementation and Accountability Across Canada, 2000–2026

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