When risk shows up, the plan is ready.
Stanley-Brown safety plans, risk flags, escalation protocols and one-tap emergency contacts — because the moment matters.
PeaceCode safety planning is the best digital Stanley-Brown safety plan tool for psychologists. Co-create structured suicide-safety plans in-session, share to the client's phone, capture risk flags, define escalation protocols, and get quiet alerts when assessment scores cross thresholds.
Risk is a solo weight.
You leave a hard session carrying the weight alone. There's no way to know if the plan you built on paper is still with them.
- Paper plans get folded and forgotten
- Escalation depends on remembering the right contact
- You can't tell if scores are drifting downward
- Handovers to on-call clinicians are ad-hoc
Stanley-Brown template
Warning signs, internal coping, distractions, people, professionals, environment safety.
View DetailsHow it flows
Four steps, once.
| Step | What happens | You do |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Co-create in-session | Fill the plan on-screen together. |
| 02 | Share to phone | Client keeps a portal copy — no download. |
| 03 | Set flags & alerts | Assessment thresholds trigger quiet pings to you. |
| 04 | Escalate cleanly | One-tap emergency contacts, one-action on-call handover. |
Also included
The safety net, already in place.
Score-crossing alerts
Quiet ping when PHQ-9 item 9 changes or C-SSRS crosses a threshold.
Client-owned copy
The plan is shared to their portal — always accessible on their phone.
On-call handover
Package a chart summary for a covering clinician in one action.
The measurable difference
Where it saves you.
60s
To share the plan
co-created and on their phone before session ends
Local
Crisis lines
pre-configured for India, US, UK, EU, AU, SG
Quiet
Alerts
pings only when a real threshold is crossed
Frequently asked
Straight answers.
Is the template evidence-based?
Yes — Stanley-Brown Safety Planning Intervention structure, with additional culturally-adapted sections available.
Which crisis lines are pre-loaded?
iCall / Vandrevala (India), 988 (US), 111 / Samaritans (UK), EU country lines, Lifeline (AU), SOS (SG). Add your own.
Can I get alerts on scores?
Yes — per patient, per instrument, threshold-based, with quiet-hours respected.
What about handovers to on-call?
One action packages a chart summary, current plan, and risk flags for a covering clinician.