When working with clients with mood and anxiety disorders, psychologists must continuously assess for safety. In working with a client struggling with a mood, what factors would place a person at higher risk of suicide? What are some possible “protective” factors that could reduce the likelihood of a suicide attempt? What intervention strategies and safety measures would you initiate in working with such a client? Provide a rationale for your choices and intervention strategies
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