IASP’s virtual cycling event, Cycle Around the Globe, is back for the eighth year running, to raise awareness of suicide prevention worldwide.
When It Is Darkest: Why People Die By Suicide is an incredible resource, which combines personal anecdotes and research in a poignant and sensitive way.
At the 31st IASP World Congress held at the Gold Coast in September we are launching a series of exciting events designed to put Early Career Researchers in the spotlight.
The International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) will be partnering with Australia’s National Mental Health Commission for the IASP 31st World Congress to be held in Gold Coast, Australia in September this year.
Please all feel welcome to join us - lived experience, community, services, government, advocacy, academics etc. We are keen to form a special interest group for @IASPinfo that includes a diversity of experience and interest in male suicide prevention. https://t.co/y3ljDaOxPV
@zacseidler and I are kicking off our @IASPinfo Suicide Prevention for Boys and Men SIG with zoom meetings in week of July 12th! Join us to discuss SIG hopes and dreams. These first meetings are open to IASP members and non-members internationally. Message us for your invite.
@zacseidler and I are kicking off our @IASPinfo Suicide Prevention for Boys and Men SIG with zoom meetings in week of July 12th! Join us to discuss SIG hopes and dreams. These first meetings are open to IASP members and non-members internationally. Message us for your invite.
Many countries are observing International #MensHealthWeek2021 – This is so important whilst we all face the longer-term impacts of #COVID19.
Excitingly the 2021 Suicide and Self-harm Early and Mid-Career Researchers’ Forum starts today!
👉Registration is at capacity but you can follow #EMCRF21 for updates
Best of luck to all those involved, especially IASP ECG co-Chair @zortea_tiago & IASP President @suicideresearch
As part of Suicide and Self-harm Early and Mid-Career Researchers’ Forum (tomorrow) we will live stream our panel discussion on suicide research.
16.30 UK-time.
Please feel free to post potential questions below or email me or @zortea_tiago
https://t.co/ehwGC6PQa6
This is your last chance to get involved in the exciting #PechaKucha event at #IASPGOLDCOAST2021! Please submit your abstract for consideration by 00:00 GMT+1 tonight. https://t.co/BGhwctDCpk
Great to share news of an exciting PhD scholarship opportunity with our team. @DrAngelaBrown @suevmurray @ChrisFPatterson @EnnalsP @ingioz @IASPinfo @keerabarrett @maryannekenny @Marnie_HW @neaminational https://t.co/15OtFxQ8iU
Want to make a difference through a research degree? Nicholas Procter @MHResearchUniSA flags an industry funded research degree project: ‘Crisis response in mental health care’ collaborating with Neami National Urgent Mental Health Care Centre SA: https://t.co/mkw13kkJrS
@Clubhouse_Intl @Lundbeck Great to meet you!
9 days to deadline for 10 Indigenous bursaries available for the @IASPinfo World Congress for Suicide Prevention, & @RosesInTheOcean Lived Experience Suicide Summit Sept 2021
Deadline extended June 15th
Apply #IASPGoldCoast2021 https://t.co/8sC1DjPmyl
We are thrilled to have the support from @NMHC to welcome people who have experienced suicidal ideation, suicide attempt or who have lost a loved one to suicide to our 31st World Congress in September through their Lived Experience Bursary #IASPGOLDCOAST2021
NMHC will partner with @IASPinfo as it hosts the 31st World Congress. Lived experience participation will be a hallmark of the event, with 150 bursaries for those who have experienced suicidal ideation, suicide attempt or lost a loved one to suicide. More👉https://t.co/TN91nuraFf
Current data does not provide a global picture of the challenges that countries face. We call upon member states to remain vigilant & reactive to changes in suicide trends & to include #suicideprevention in #COVID19 response & recovery plans. @WHO #WHA74 https://t.co/JMkx4CCUU3
IASP encourages the sharing of research & evidence related to #suicideprevention so as to strengthen & inform collective efforts to address this issue. @WHO #WHA74 Read the full statement here: https://t.co/JMkx4CCUU3
Nursing homes faced extensive challenges, e.g., lack of equipment & testing, staff leaving nursing homes for hospitals meaning remaining staff were overworked & under resourced. Highlighting the need to also support healthcare workers in nursing homes #TRIPLEi2021
3Suicide rates tend to be higher in older adults and nursing home residents may be particularly vulnerable to suicidality. COVID-19 increased these vulnerabilities by increasing feelings of loneliness and reducing the opportunity for social support #TRIPLEi2021
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