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In case you missed it, watch our louis appleby’s Anna Freud Transformation Seminar on ‘Is there really a suicide crisis in young people?’ #SuicidePrevention youtube.com/watch?v=cIFgkn…

It's getting late, but whatever is troubling you we are still open to listen. You can give us a call, for free, on 116 123 📞 or you can email us on [email protected] ✉ Talking it through may help 💚

***WE'RE HIRING!*** Come and work with us in the SSRU! Looking for a Band 7 Research Clinical Psychologist. Apply here: healthjobsuk.com/job/UK/Manches… Deadline is midnight on 18/11/22

We've created a short animation summarising the work that we're doing in PROSPECT: youtu.be/eD56WVwzbP8 Please RT and share with audiences who might be interested in finding out about our work For more info: [email protected] National Institute for Health and Care Research CeNTrUM UoM SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit)

Many of us struggle at this time of year. Remember that you’re not alone, and if you need support, it's out there 💙 Please share this post so more people know there's always someone at the other end of the phone waiting for their call.

This is an exciting opportunity to increase research capacity across the country - significant investment (£110 million over 5yrs) in mental health research in areas of high mental health burden and low research capacity through partnerships. Please share through your networks.

Under the theme of #CreatingHopeThroughAction, we continue to strive to encourage understanding and compassion by reaching out a helping hand and listening. Listen to IASP President Professor Rory O'Connor's #WorldSuicidePreventionDay message 👇

Our Lana Bojanić is presenting her ongoing PhD work on suicide-related internet use in mental health patients SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) next Tuesday #ResearchGMMH

#WorldSuicidePreventionDay is a painful time for bereaved families. Many have told their stories publicly. Challenging stigma, raising political awareness, turning their tragedy into benefit for others. An immense contribution. #WSPD23

New national #SuicidePrevention strategy is about all suicides. It aims to bring down the rate for the whole population. It also highlights priority groups, based on high or rising risk. These are:

Looking forward to the SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) annual conference today! PROSPECT team are presenting: Inside a research trial in prison: The researcher perspective #SuicidePrevention #SuicideResearch #PrisonResearch #ResearchGMMH

SSRU conference underway with MISST trial presentation. #ResearchGMMH

We are at the Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Conference today in Prestwich to hear about the latest research in better understanding and treating suicidal behaviour and self-harm. Have a question for our researchers? Let us know! SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) #ResearchGMMH

Great to see Early Career Researchers from UoM Division of Psychology & Mental Health Seminar ECRnetwork presenting at the SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) annual conference 😄 #EarlyCareerResearchers #ResearchGMMH

Our Lana Bojanić presented at the Greater Manchester Mental Health SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) conference today on suicide-related interest use by patients under the care of mental health services #ResearchGMMH

Tessa and Dr Rose Hutton now presenting ‘PROSPECT unlocked - Inside a research trial in prison: The researcher perspective’

PROSPECT research assistants reflecting on the rewards of working on PROSPECT, including collaboration with our PPIE group 👏🏼 SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) #ResearchGMMH #PPIEresearch #SuicidePrevention

Thank you to all who attended our Suicide, Risk & Safety Research Conference this morning, and our fantastic speakers from SSRU (Suicide, Risk and Safety Research Unit) and NCISH! #ResearchGMMH

NCISH evidence in England's new #SucidePrevention strategy on how MH care can reduce risk. Summarised in our “10 ways to improve safety” that all trusts should adopt.

We are pleased to share this infographic with the main results of the Mental Imagery for Suicidality in Students Trial (MISST), co-developed with our patient and public involvement panel. Thank you to everybody who supported or took part in the trial. #suicideresearch