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During the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, important changes were made to the psychotherapeutic process whereby remote treatments became normalised and suicidal distress was communicated from afar. We consider lessons that may be learnt from this experience about the communication of suicidal desperation and engaging the distressed patient through remote mechanisms.