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Everymind is pleased to launch the Suicide prevention implementation hub (the Hub), a new section on the Life in Mind portal designed to assist the suicide prevention sector in better understanding and leveraging implementation science.
Everymind Director, Dr Jaelea Skehan, and Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Director, Professor Pat Dudgeon, have provided their analysis on the recent release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2023 Causes of Death data. This data set includes annual national suicide information.
Everymind, in collaboration with members of its Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG), has co-created new resources to support people with a lived experience of suicide to share their stories safely and effectively.
Media professionals and other public communicators now have a suite of handy quick reference guides to aid safe and sensitive communication about suicide, mental health concerns and alcohol and other drugs (AOD).
National agencies leading efforts on the prevention of mental ill-health are calling on governments across Australia to take sustained preventive action to address the growing prevalence of mental health concerns and stretched mental health services.
Everymind is seeking the perspectives of people with lived and living experience of suicide for a new research project that aims to help make the public sharing of their stories safer, less stigmatising and potentially more impactful.
Highly regarded leaders and experts in public health and mental health from across Australia will come together in Newcastle Wednesday, 6 December 2023 for the national Prevention in Practice Summit.
Everymind, in partnership with the Family Carer Mental Health Program (Hunter New England Local Health District) and HMRI Healthy Minds Research Program, is holding a co-design workshop to better understand peer support options in the Hunter region for family, friends and service providers supporting someone experiencing suicidal distress.
Everymind is pleased to launch an online resource to support the wellbeing of small agribusiness owners working in Australia’s agriculture, forestry and fishing industry.
As a Clinical Psychologist and researcher, Everymind’s Dr Sally Fitzpatrick has had the opportunity to get to know paramedics and learn more about what they do and how it impacts their lives and the people around them.
Prevention First: A prevention and promotion framework for mental health