Dynamics of Providing Suicide Intervention from Gatekeepers to Minority Youth: Competencies, Awareness of Multicultural Impacts, and Barriers to Help-Seeking Behaviors

Authors

Note on the Author

Matthew J. Luz is a third-year graduate student in the Department of Counselor Education, Bridgewater State University. He anticipates completing the LMHC program in December 2021. He currently serves as the department’s Graduate Writing Fellow (GWF). He works in the mental health field in a special disorders unit with adolescents diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive behaviors. He also works in an inpatient unit. He hopes to work with pre-adolescents and adolescents in a clinical-based setting as a mental health counselor once he completes his practicum, internship, and obtains his master’s degree.

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Recommended Citation

(2021) Dynamics of Providing Suicide Intervention from Gatekeepers to Minority Youth: Competencies, Awareness of Multicultural Impacts, and Barriers to Help-Seeking Behaviors. The Graduate Review, 6, 25-32.
Available at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/grad_rev/vol6/iss1/9