Below please find the official Stanley-Brown Safety Plan Form, both in English and authorized translations in other languages. Written permission is required to translate, make other wording changes or adaptations to the Stanley-Brown Safety Plan Form or to program the form for use in the electronic medical record (EMR).
For translations, we require that the form be translated by two native speakers independently, who should then meet to reach consensus on any disagreements in translation. After any disagreements have been resolved, the translation should then be translated back to English to ensure consistency with the original version. We will then review the back-translated safety plan and, if approved, incorporate the translation onto our official template and add it to this website with the other authorized translations.
To obtain permission, please email Drs. Gregory Brown and Kelly Green and attach one or more of the following:
- Your proposed wording changes or adaptations to the form
- Your translation of the form and the back-translation to English.
- Your proposed EMR build of the form and what EMR vendor you are using.
Stanley-Brown Safety Plan
A brief intervention to help those experiencing an acute suicidal crisis with a concrete way to mitigate risk and increase safety.
Stanley-Brown Safety Plan – Translations
Click here to access translations of the Stanley-Brown Safety Plan Form in other languages.
Suicide Risk Curve Infographic
People at risk for suicide are likely to experience changes in their level of risk over time; acute suicide risk usually increases and then decreases over a short period of time.
The goal of safety planning is for people to become more aware of their personal warning signs that a suicidal crisis is beginning or escalating so that they can take action before they are in danger of acting on their suicidal feelings.
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