Our study on hopelessness for family members of individuals with BPD is now available online. Most participants had minimal or mild levels of hopelessness. Situational rather than personal hopelessness may be more relevant to assess in this group. tinyurl.com/8dma33ej

On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, we interview PROSPERH.EU PI Dr Eve Griffin, CEO National Suicide Research Foundation to discuss their research and the importance of upstream approaches to reduce suicide stigma across all aspects of society. prosperh.eu/2024/09/its-wo… #WSPD2024

On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay six new papers have been published in The Lancet Public Health as part of a series led by Prof Keith Hawton @uniofoxford & Prof Jane Pirkis University of Melbourne In the series, they call for a change in the narrative around suicide. Thread 1/3 psych.ox.ac.uk/news/impact-of…

On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay we’re proud to share and support the launch of a new #suicideprevention training pilot for UCC Ireland and University College Dublin Health & Social Care Students. This 4-week module, developed by National Suicide Research Foundation has been designed to better equip future professionals to

On #worldsuicidepreventionday here are some recent papers published in the area of understanding and treating suicidal ideations and behaviours by the #IJPM, the journal of College of Psychiatrists of Ireland HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) National Suicide Research Foundation Department of Health 1/4

Great work by Katarina Kavalidou National Suicide Research Foundation James O Mahony PhD HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) & Traveller women themselves showing the level of suicidal ideation in #Mincéirí women Research calls for greater culturally sensitive supports #WorldSuicidePreventionDay2024 youtu.be/TlL30TpeXfs?si…

Thank you to colleagues at NSRF, HSE NOSP, UCC and UCD for their collaboration, delighted to launch this training on World Suicide Prevention Day #PrepareSupportPrevent changing the narrative around suicide, empowering our future healthcare professionals to support those at risk

Powerful work led by Dr Katerina Kavalidou & Dr J O Mahony on the experiences of Irish Traveller women presenting w/suicidal ideation. We need respectful, culturally sensitive support. Proud to have contributed to this. An excellent example of coproduction ⁦National Suicide Research Foundation⁩

Prof Ella Arensman delivering a keynote lecture on ‘National and international research and evidence’ at the HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) Department of Health Headline - Supporting Media, Changing Attitudes Samaritans Ireland #WSPD2024 event on promoting safe and sensitive media reporting of suicide & self-harm #Starttheconversation

We were very proud to co-host a Conference yesterday – Promoting the Safe and Sensitive Media Reporting of Self-harm – in Dublin. With partners from the Department of Health, WHO/Europe, Samaritans Ireland and Headline - Supporting Media, Changing Attitudes, we heard from a wide variety of guests, exploring and

*New publication* The 2020-2021 report from the Irish Prison Service Self-Harm Assessment & Data Analysis (SADA) Project, co-authored by Niall McTernan, Paul Corcoran, @evegrif, GraceCully & Pawel Hursztyn is now available: tinyurl.com/ypvmamh6 #ConnectingforLife HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP)

LAST WEEK TO REGISTER for the SPHeRE Network Online Symposium on Tuesday 24th September 2024, 1-2 pm titled 'Public health approaches to suicide prevention - The role of surveillance data’ with Dr Eve Griffin, CEO, NSRF. sphereprogramme.ie/4854-2/