🏳️‍🌈LGBTQIA+ researchers at #ESSSB20 come and gather with Charlie Cooper (he/him) and I and see some super interesting speakers ☺️🏳️‍🌈

Looking forward to a busy day of presenting tomorrow at #ESSSB20! Come along to hear about ED suicidal crisis coding practices and to hear all about MAPSS, a school-based suicide prevention programme, in the UK and our coproduction work with young people! MAPSS Orygen

Come and hear more about MAPSS in the UK and our co-production work with young people and adults tomorrow at #ESSSB20👇SSHRG Orygen Grassroots Suicide Prevention PAPYRUS 3DadsWalking Champs Public Health Collaborative

Poster presentations from SSHRG at #ESSSB20 today! Dr Molly McCarthy poster on predictors of self-harm and emergency department attendance for self-harm in deprived communities and Hana Roks transformation change project - speaking with those with lived experience.

really enjoyed presenting our work on the recording of adverse childhood experiences in a complex mental health cohort at the #ESSSB20 conference today Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Hana Roks Jax Turvey Tait 💚 - great to see other work being done in the area around the world too.

Great to present the final study from my PhD today at #ESSSB20! The study examined emergency department coding practices for people in suicidal crisis, utilising a mixed-methods approach. If you’re interested in reading more, here’s the link to the paper👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Really enjoyed presenting the findings from the MAPSS pilot in the effects of school-based suicide prevention symposium at #ESSSB20. If you’re interested in reading more, here’s the link to our RCT trial protocol👇 journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

really enjoyed learning more about the MAPSS project and the ongoing work into suicide prevention in schools in the UK from Dr Molly McCarthy #ESSSB20

.⁦Dr Molly McCarthy⁩ sharing important progress on adapting and co-producing resources for the multimodal approach to preventing suicide in UK schools (MAPSS) - great to see this project having international impact 👏🏻 #ESSSB20 And this time we can call you Dr Molly!! 🌟

Brilliant to present alongside Dr Maria Michail 💙 Dr Louise La Sala Belén Vargas Gallegos this evening discussing the role of youth lived experience in suicide prevention research, policy and practice #ESSSB20

Proud of our very own Olivia Hendriks SSHRG presenting her PhD research into suicide risk among peri-menopausal women #ESSSB20

Ready for Day1 of the 15th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion ‘Building a safer future for all’ in India 🇮🇳 ⁦World Conf. Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion⁩ Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Psychology PHI WHO CC for Violence Prevention SSHRG RCBB #suicideprevention #violenceprevention

Our Women Professors Zara Quigg Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) arrive at the WHO global World Conf. Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion to share research on abuse of older people / suicide & self-harm, along with co-authored talks on child-to-parent abuse, child maltreatment & violence towards healthcare staff #Safety2024

Team Liverpool John Moores University in Delhi for World Health Organization (WHO) safety conference! Ready to share research on preventing suicide in schools, violence, and child and healthcare worker abuse #safety2024

Enjoyed the opening day World Conf. Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion with local and international colleagues Dr Jo Robinson AM (she/her) Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Zara Quigg Mark Bellis Nadia Butler Rebecca Bates #Safety2024

maybe of interest SSHRG Professor Pooja Saini (She/Her) Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Dr. David Moore Claire Hanlon Dr Molly McCarthy Rashmi Liyanage Laura Brown Olivia Hendriks Bifarin Hazel Marzetti

Always great to hear from Nina. Incredibly interesting work across Australia and the USA highlighting the importance of school based suicide prevention programmes and training for all staff SSHRG