Maternal Mental Health Week is dedicated to discussing mental health problems before, during and after pregnancy.

There is no shame in reaching out if you or someone you know is struggling. People who care are ready to offer support.❤️

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Day 13 Blog
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Looking forward to presenting my recently published PhD paper exploring emergency department coding practices for people attending in suicidal crisis SSHRG

Great opportunity to connect and hear about lots of exciting and innovative research👇

It was great hear about the great research being conducted by Dr Hilary Causer and her team and important guidance that has been produced #SuicidePrevention

It was an absolute pleasure to share my #Postvention research with the SSHRG team this lunch-time. Such a warm and welcoming group, lots of sharing and learning. An hour very well spent.
#StudentSuicide #ColleagueSuicide

That's me! I'm looking forward to sharing my work SSHRG. Come along if you are interested in the impact of suicide on staff, clinicians and colleagues; in universities, health and therapeutic settings. #postvention

Looking forward to welcoming Dr Hilary Causer this Friday at 1pm to present her recent work on experiences of suicide in the workplace.

For more information and the Teams link please email [email protected]

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We are launching our Nurse Suicide Study 💙 website this week, with our very first BLOG POST, written by our PI Dr Ruth Riley, it sets out the issues that underpin our research. Take a look tinyurl.com/48v5dfj2

Looking forward to presenting a new #autistic awebinar tomorrow! If you want to know more about what the new suicide prevention strategy means for #autistic people and be involved in the next steps then come to this free online webinar. Register below 👇

The first instalment of our #Wellbeing podcast Mindful Merseyside is out now! Thanks to Innobella Media and Gemma Cutting for bringing this together LJMU Impact LJMUHealth SSHRG LJMU Institute for Health Research LJMU Psychology

Have a little listen here m.youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The podcast, Mindful Merseyside, presented by the Institute for Health Research at Liverpool John Moores University is out now!! Liverpool John Moores UniversityImpact Liverpool John Moores University_Health SSHRG Liverpool John Moores University_IHR Liverpool John Moores UniversityPsychology
Access the podcast on youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The podcast, Mindful Merseyside, is presented by the Institute for Health Research at Liverpool John Moores University. LJMU Institute for Health Research SSHRG
You can find the podcast on this dedicated page under 'Podcasts': innobellamedia.uk/podcasts/mindf…

SSHRG Anna Christina Hunt Claire Hanlon Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Dr. David Moore

New paper published on coding practices for people attending A&E in suicidal crisis👇👇👇

⁦Dr Molly McCarthy⁩ ⁦RCBB⁩ ⁦LJMU Impact⁩ ⁦LJMU Psychology⁩ ⁦SSHRG⁩ ⁦Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS FT⁩ ⁦Mersey Care NHS FT 🏳️‍🌈⁩ #suicideprevention tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Excited to share that our research on developing a suicide prevention training module has been published! This work was a vital part of our doctoral student’s thesis, aiming to integrate crucial training into social work and health curriculums. #SuicidePreventionTraining

Yesterday we were invited back to BBC Breakfast
to talk about our new book published today.
Three Dads Walking - 300 Miles of Hope
The story of our girls, how we came together and our first walk
#SuicidePrevention
youtu.be/XH57sTa-jhs?si…
PAPYRUS Little, Brown UK

Great opportunity at Anna Freud for LJMU Psychology students & grads to learn more about research in child & adolescent mental health! Open to those from minoritised ethnic groups, with lived experience of mental health difficulties, disabilities, or care experience. LJMU Student Futures team

Great to see 3DadsWalking on TV again this morning, talking about their new book and upcoming walk!

Earlier onset of suicidal thoughts & behaviors in young autistics, vs 'what has been observed in typically developing youths' jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap… in autistics aged 8 or younger, 'unexpectedly high frequency of suicidal thoughts & behaviors... is particularly disturbing...'

Watch our Professor Nav Kapur discuss a recent NCISH paper led by Dr Isabelle Hunt - ‘Psychiatric in-patient care in England: as safe as it can be? An examination of in-patient suicide between 2009 and 2020.’ Full paper available here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…