Crisis

    The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention

    • ISSN L: 0227-5910
    • ISSN Print: 0227-5910
    • ISSN Online: 2151-2396
    • persons-group Official organ: Published under the auspices of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)
    • calendar-month Frequency: 6 issues per year
    • star Impact factor: 1.7 (5-year Impact Factor: 2.3)
    • list Listed in: PubMed/Medline, Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Sciences (CC/S&BS), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), Social SciSearch, PsycINFO, PSYNDEX, Scopus, and EMCare.
    • person-neutral Edited by: Thomas Niederkrotenthaler
      Complete editorial team

      Crisis

      The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention

      • ISSN L: 0227-5910
      • ISSN Print: 0227-5910
      • ISSN Online: 2151-2396
      • persons-group Official organ: Published under the auspices of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)
      • calendar-month Frequency: 6 issues per year
      • star Impact factor: 1.7 (5-year Impact Factor: 2.3)
      • list Listed in: PubMed/Medline, Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Sciences (CC/S&BS), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), Social SciSearch, PsycINFO, PSYNDEX, Scopus, and EMCare.
      • person-neutral Edited by: Thomas Niederkrotenthaler
        Complete editorial team

      About the journal

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      • Editors & editorial board
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      Crisis – The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention is an international periodical that publishes original articles on suicidology and crisis intervention. Papers presenting basic research as well as practical experience in the field are welcome. Crisis also publishes potentially life-saving information for all those involved in crisis intervention and suicide prevention, making it important reading for clinicians, counselors, hotlines, and crisis intervention centers. 

      Crisis is archived with Portico.

      News

      New Editor-in-Chief
      Hogrefe Publishing is delighted to announce that Prof. Thomas Niederkrotenthaler took over as the new Editor-in-Chief of Crisis in January 2025. 

      Message from the new Editor-in-Chief 
      “I am delighted about my new role as Editor-in-Chief of Crisis. Together with an amazing group of action editors, including Ella Arensman, Greg Armstrong, Katherine (Kerry) Keyes, Alexandra Pitman, Benedikt Till, and myself, the entire editorial board, our dedicated reviewers, and the IASP membership, we will join forces to evaluate and publish even more high-quality research on suicide prevention, and to help the Journal grow and prosper in this process.”
      Prof. Thomas Niederkrotenthaler, January 2025
      Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Center for Public Health, Medical University of Vienna, Austria

      Open Access for UK authors publishing in APA PsycArticles
      Hogrefe is participating in the open access publishing pilot for the APA PsycArticles database in 2023-2026 – this includes eligible articles accepted in Crisis.
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      For authors

      We are looking forward to receiving your manuscript for Crisis. Please read and take note of the instructions to authors before submitting your manuscript. All manuscripts should be submitted via Editorial Manager. Thank you!

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      Recent editorials

      Handing Over the Reins
      Jane Pirkis and Thomas Niederkrotenthaler
      Crisis, Vol 46, No. 2, pp. 69-71

      Harnessing the Potential of Clinician–Researchers in Suicide Prevention
      Eleanor Bailey, Katherine McGill, Lennart Reifels, and Tiago C. Zortea
      Crisis, Vol 46, No. 1, pp. 1-6

      A Global Call for Decriminalization of Attempted Suicide
      Lai Fong Chan, Nurashikin Ibrahim, Noor Raihan Khamal, Ravivarma Rao Panirselvam, Emmanuel Joseph Pereira, and Murad Khan
      Crisis, Vol 45, No. 6, pp. 383–388

       

       

      Women in Suicide Prevention Research
      Piumee Bandara, Linda Bowden, Chan Lai Fong und Jane Pirkis
      Crisis, Vol 45, No. 5, pp. 317–322

      Engagement With Death Registration and Cause-of-Death Reporting to Strengthen Suicide Statistics
      Rakhi Dandona and Murad Khan
      Crisis, Vol 45, No. 4, pp. 249–253

      Zero Suicide – What About “Treat”?
      Julie Goldstein Grumet and David A. Jobes
      Crisis, Vol 45, No. 3, pp. 167–172

      Editors & editorial board

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      Thomas Niederkrotenthaler

      Editor-in-chief

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      Public Mental Health Research Unit

      Department of Social and Preventive Medicine

      Center for Public Health

      Medical University of Vienna

      Austria
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      Action editors

      Ella Arensman
      Director of Research, National Suicide Research Foundation
      Adjunct Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
      Western Gateway Building, Room 4.34
      University College Cork
      Western Road
      Cork
      Ireland
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      Greg Armstrong
      Nossal Institute for Global Health
      Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
      University of Melbourne
      Parkville, VIC
      Australia
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      Katherine M. Keyes 
      Mailman School of Public Health
      Columbia University
      New York, NY
      USA
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      Alexandra Pitman
      Epidemiology and Applied Clinical Research Department
      Division of Psychiatry
      University College London
      London
      UK
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      Benedikt Till
      Public Mental Health Research Unit
      Department of Social and Preventive Medicine
      Center for Public Health
      Medical University of Vienna
      Austria
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      Editorial board

      Johnny Andoh-Arthur, Ghana
      Karl Andriessen, Australia
      Alan Apter, Israel
      Florian Arendt, Austria
      Peggy Battin, USA
      Lanny Berman, USA
      Silvia Canetto, USA
      Ying-Yeh Chen, Taiwan
      John Cutcliffe, USA
      Diego De Leo, Italy
      Liliana Dell'Osso, Italy
      Kanita Dervic, Austria
      Erik De Wilde, The Netherlands
      Annette Erlangsen, Denmark/Australia
      Mark Goldblatt, USA
      Madelyn Gould, USA
      John Francis Gunn III, USA
      David Gunnell, UK
      Christopher Hagan, USA
      Julia Hagen, Norway
      Jin Han, Australia
      Keith Hawton, UK
      Lindsay Hayes, USA
      Erkki Isometsa, Finland
      Gert Jessen, Denmark
      Nav Kapur, UK
      Nestor Kapusta, Austria
      Murad Khan, Pakistan
      Olivia Kirtley, Belgium
      Kairi Kolves, Australia
      Karolina Krysinska, Australia
      Dorian Lamis, USA
      Antoon Leenaars, Canada
      John McIntosh, USA
      Lars Mehlum, Norway
      Brian Mishara, Canada
      Angela Nicholas, Australia
      Rory O'Connor, UK
      Maria A. Oquendo, USA
      Michael Phillips, China
      Jane Pirkis, Australia
      Maurizio Pompili, Italy
      Antonio Preti, Italy
      Nicholas Procter, Australia
      Lennart Reifels, Australia
      Mort Silverman, USA
      Mark Sinyor, Canada
      Matthew Spittal, Australia
      Steven Stack, USA
      Lakshmi Vijayakumar, India
      Martin Voracek, Austria
      Danuta Wasserman, Sweden
      Paul Yip, Hong Kong
      Jie Zhang, USA

      Editor emeritus

      Diego De Leo

      Past editors-in-chief

      Raymond Battegay
      Annette L. Beautrais
      David C. Clark
      John F. Connolly
      Diego De Leo
      Ad J.F.M Kerkhof
      Jane Pirkis
      Hermann Pohlmeier

      Order information

      Crisis is published bimonthly.

      Subscriptions generally run from January to December. Shipping and handling costs are not included in the subscription price and amount to:
      Germany € 19.20, other countries € 27.00 / US $30.00

      For individual customers, online access to the subscribed journal is included in the annual subscription rate. The online access is valid for the duration of the subscription. Institutional customers can choose between the following options: Print Only, eOnly, and a combination of Print & Online.

      Further information on our subscription conditions can be found in the Information for subscribers or in our current journals catalog.

      • Individuals 2025

        CHF 193.00 (inkl. USt.)

      • Special rates 2025

        CHF 139.00 (inkl. USt.)

        Special rates for members of AAS and CASP/ACPS (Crisis)

      • Single issue 2025

        CHF 62.00 (inkl. USt.)

        Single online issues may be purchased online at Hogrefe eContent.
        Single print issues may be ordered (subject to availability) using this order enquiry form. Please specify the desired volume number and issue number when ordering.

      • Institutions 2024

        from CHF 353.00 (inkl. USt.)

        The price shown above applies to the Print Only subscription option for institutions. Prices for eOnly and Print & Online depend on the size of the institution and can be found in the table below.

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      eOnly
        Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4
      CHF  389.00 459.00 530.00 601.00
      Print & online
        Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4
      CHF  442.00 512.00 583.00 654.00
      Overview of the tiers and classification
      Using these indicators institutional customers are categorized in one of the four tiers:
        Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4
      FTEs / Users < 250< 5,0005,000 - 15,000> 15,000
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      Beds < 50 50 - 150 150 - 300 > 300

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