This is an academic study (Harvard, Northeastern University, and Colorado School of Public Health) taking place when an adolescent is seen in the ER for a suicide attempt, psych crisis, or drug overdose --- so the subject is a serious one. The idea is to talk with parents about storing any household guns away from home while their child is at heightened risk of suicide or, second best, to lock the guns in such a way that the child can have no access, and to lock up toxic medications. So we want to project an air of serious, caring, safety-oriented scientific inquiry taking place in a health setting. We don’t want this to have an anti-gun feel. An image of a gun safe might work fine. &lt;br&gt;Hmm. Come to think of it: calling this The SAFER Study where the ER letters have a different tone so that people connect that it’s about safety and ERs – that could work well. Go with either The SAFETY Study or The SAFER Study.&lt;br&gt;

Thank you for your patience and great work.

The SAFETY Study (or drop the "the" if it looks better)