Led by some of Australia’s national mental health and suicide prevention organisations, the #YouCanTalk campaign aims to empower and increase confidence when it comes to talking about suicide.
Whether it is for conversations with friends, family, colleagues or acquaintances, #YouCanTalk also highlights the resources available to support these conversations.
The main message is you don’t need to be a clinician, a GP, or a nurse to check-in with someone you are worried about.
Trust your instincts and access suicide prevention resources to assist you in having the discussion.
The #YouCanTalk landing page is hosted on Life in Mind, a national digital gateway providing organisations and communities access to suicide prevention information, programs, services, resources and research.
Check out Everymind’s resources below, including our Conversations Matter resources, which provide practical tips and tools on how to talk about suicide in safe and effective way.
Resources
Life in Mind
Life in Mind is a knowledge exchange portal providing translated evidence, policy, data and resources in suicide prevention and host of the National Communications Charter.
Conversations Matter community resources
A range of practical resources relevant for individuals, families, community groups, workplaces and educational settings are available.
Conversations Matter professional resources
Resources for organisations working in suicide prevention, mental health or other community services are available to guide work with communities.
Mindframe for media professionals
Valuable resources for those who work in the media who have any involvement with the reporting or portrayal of suicide and mental illness.
Want to find out more information?
Life in Mind provides access to a range of national resources and links designed to support people to talk about suicide and find relevant services and support.