WisePath

2024-2026

May 28

This project is partnering with a digital mental health app, WisePath, designed to improve parent and youth communication and parental self-efficacy to prevent risk behaviors. It aims to adapt and test a prototype for assessing suicidal thoughts and behaviors in primary care.

WisePath on The Suicide Care Pathway

© University of Washington Suicide Care Research Center 2025

Project Team

Sarah Danzo, PhD: Principal Investigator
Laura Richardson, MD, MPH: Principal Investigator
Adia Abler: Research Scientist

Lucas O'Bryan

I live and work on unceded Duwamish Land. As such, I benefit from the ongoing harm of colonization and the displacement of the still federally unrecognized Duwamish Tribe. As part of an effort to rematriate this land to its traditional stewards, I pay Real Rent Duwamish and support The Heron’s Nest Landback Project. If you similarly benefit from the colonial legacy of the land you occupy, I encourage you to stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities and support the #LandBack movement.

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WisePath

WisePath on The Suicide Care Pathway

Project Team

Help, Outreach, & Prevention for Suicide (HOPES)