The
project team for the Preventing Suicide Network (PSN) is made
up of professionals and consumers from a variety of backgrounds.
Each member, however, holds sacred the commitment to use the
power of technology to prevent suicide.
Clinical
and Project Management Team
The
Clinical and Project Management Teams are comprised of the
following Principals and Associates of iTelehealth, Inc.:
Loretta Schlachta-Fairchild
Ph.D: Project Manager & Principal Investigator for the
PSN & President & CEO, iTelehealth, Inc.
Victoria L. Elfrink RNBC,
Ph.D: Co- Principal Investigator & Clinical Lead Developer
& Senior Associate, iTelehealth, Inc.
Elizabeth L. Young Weeden,
M.A., P.C.: Senior Content Developer
Mitra A. Rocca, M.Sc: Technical
Team Lead & Webmaster
To
view the individual profiles of the clinical and project management
teams, visit iTelehealth, Inc. at:
The
Writing & Review Team developed and reviewed all of the
content available within the Preventing Suicide Network Web
site and is comprised of the following iTeleHealth, Inc. associates
and consultants:
Victoria
L. Elfrink RNBC, Ph.D
Writer
& Editor
Registered
Nurse
Certified
in Informatics (American Nurses Credentialing Center)
Doctor
of Philosophy of Education
Elizabeth
L. Young Weeden, M.A., P.C.
Writer
& Editor
Licensed
Professional Counselor
Thomas
E. Ellis, Ph.D: Marshall University
Editor
Professor
of Psychology with research focus in suicidology
Mark
J. Goldblatt, M.D.: Harvard University
Editor
Medical
Doctor of Psychiatry with research focus in suicidology
Clinical
instructor in Psychiatry
Paul
F. Granello, Ph.D, L.P.C.C.: The Ohio State University
Writer
& Editor
Assistant
Professor in Counseling Education
Survivor
of Suicide
Licensed
Professional Clinical Counselor
Mary
Sprague, MS, Health Sciences Librarian: The Ohio State
University
Editor
Denise
Pazur
Writer
Parent
Volunteer & Marketing Consultant
Survivor
of suicide
Technical
Team
The
technical team is comprised of the following principals and
associates of Consortium Research Management Incorporated
(CRMI):
Founded
in 1968, the goal of the American Association of Suicidology
(AAS) is to understand and prevent suicide. AAS’s members
include individuals such as: mental health and public health
professionals, researchers, crisis center volunteers, survivors
of suicide and a variety of lay persons who have an interest
in suicide prevention. The AAS has collaborated with the development
of the Preventing Suicide Network through the use of AAS member
experts who have served as consultants to the project. AAS
Project consultants include:
Mark J. Goldblatt, MD: Harvard
University
Thomas E. Ellis, PhD: Marshall
University
Paul F. Granello, PhD: TheOhio
State University
Diane Ryerson-Peake, MSW:
Greeley Colorado
Kim Obbink: Burns Telecommunication
Center, Montana State University