Although patients attempting suicide represent a highly vulnerable population, are often reluctant to care and at high risk of repetition, no specific therapy exist for them in French-speaking Switzerland. ASSIP ^® (Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program) fills in this gap. It is a short therapy developed in Bern and being currently implemented in French-speaking Switzerland with the support of the Foundation « Promotion santé suisse » (Swiss health care promotion). ASSIP ^® intervention is patient-centered and based on a narrative and behavioral approach and reduces suicide reattempts. It aims to jointly understand patient's suicidal process and to help him/her developing personal strategies to prevent repetition and manage future suicidal crisis.