急性自杀风险青少年中晚型睡眠者密集门诊治疗临床反应减弱

Abstract Study Objectives Evening chronotypes (“night owls”) are vulnerable to depression and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Evening chronotype may be an underrecognized factor contributing to treatment response in high acuity settings. The present study examined chronotype in a sample of acutely suicidal adolescents receiving intensive outpatient treatment. Materials and Methods Adolescents (N = 179, ages 13–18, 80% White, 77% female sex at birth) were enrolled in an intensive outpatient treatment program for depressed and suicidal youth and followed for up to 2 months. Clinicians rated wee