Protective Factors among Rural and Remote Soldiers: A Critical Phenomenological Perspective on Suicidality in Alaska

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Presents a study aiming to identify protective factors to reduce suicidality, using interviews from 38 active duty soldiers in Alaska. Includes information on protective factors from the perspective of soldiers, as well as potential supports to lower the rates of suicidality.

Emily J. Lugdon, James R. Morton, Raeann G. LeBlanc

Military Medicine, 191(S1), 453-461

08/2026

Frontier and remote areas · Mental health conditions · Suicide and suicide prevention · Wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention · Alaska