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How self-care kits are connecting youth to services
Meet Danny Caldwell, one of SafeSide Preventionâs members.
âNow is not the time to slow downâ: Start considering your feedback for the Australian National Strategy
âNow is not the time to slow downâ: Start considering your feedback for the Australian National Strategy
Seeing beyond the data: Recognising that weâve come a long way offers hope
Seeing beyond the data: Recognising that weâve come a long way offers hope
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'We cannot underestimate the power of just sitting beside someoneâ
'We cannot underestimate the power of just sitting beside someoneâ
âIt's the people with lived experience that just keep me so passionateâ
âIt's the people with lived experience that just keep me so passionateâ
Thinking differently about suicide prevention: Meet Jo Riley
Thinking differently about suicide prevention: Meet Jo Riley
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âYou can't be a siloâ: Meet NSW Healthâs Pippa Stevenson
âYou can't be a siloâ: Meet NSW Healthâs Pippa Stevenson
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5Cs for taking on hard problems in suicide prevention
SafeSide Prevention Founder Prof. Tony Pisani shares his thoughts on the theme for 2024 Suicide Prevention Australia National Conference: âCollective Courage. Accelerate Impact.â
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Honouring our veterans outside of planned observances
Thank you to the women and men who serve.
Newly adapted suicide prevention program to unite alcohol and other drugs sector
SafeSide Framework for Suicide Prevention â Alcohol and Other Drugs launched after partnership between SafeSide Prevention and the Illawarra Shoalhaven Suicide Prevention Collaborative.
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An Overview of the Evidence Base for InPlaceÂŽ Learning
Overview of evidence base for InPlace Learning by SafeSide Prevention, an innovative suicide prevention training program combining workshops, digital tools, and community support.
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Framework for Suicide Prevention: Overview and Evidence Summary
A Unifying Framework to Guide Suicide Prevention Best Practice Across Roles The SafeSide Framework is a map of evidence-based and best practices in suicide prevention.
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SafeSide Prevention Proudly Sponsors The National Suicide Prevention Conference 2024
Join SafeSide Prevention at the National Suicide Prevention Conference 2024 in Adelaide, a key event for sharing innovations in suicide prevention.
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Why person-centred descriptive terms matter
Certain words or phrases such as âhigh-risk,â âinappropriate,â and âfrequent flierâ might seem accurate in the moment but can be dismissive and shift focus away from the personâs experience.
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Helping someone start the journey
Here are some strategies you can try to collaborate with a person seeking mental health help and convey your commitment to supporting their journey.
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Highlighting opportunities to close systems gaps for suicide prevention
An article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association raises significant concerns about the handling of children and adolescents with suicidal ideation
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Supporting the mental health of LGBTQIA+ youth
When thinking about supporting a young person who is part of this community, here are a few population-specific ideas.
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Office Hours Recap: Providing support for those who have difficulty engaging in therapy
How to use the SafeSide Framework to walk through helping someone who has difficulty engaging in therapy.
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The importance of asking directly about suicide
Asking directly about suicide can be hard for even the most experienced helper or clinician. Here is why it is important.
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Office Hours Recap: Research spotlight and our top takeaways
Office Hours Recap: Research spotlight and our top takeaways on structural racism and suicide prevention, predicting suicide, and caring contacts.
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Office Hours Recap: What if parents say their child's suicidal thinking is "attention-seeking"?
How to respond if parents say their child's suicidal thinking is "attention-seeking".
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How do I support someone who feels like suicide is their only remaining option?
Thoughts of suicide grab hold of people with the desire for relief; relief from painful feelings, circumstances, trauma, and social conditions. So it's important to offer hope and bridge the divide.
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Office Hours Recap: How can we ask about suicide directly, but sensitively?
Asking a person about suicide and about their thoughts or plans is a critical part of connecting with people. Here are some strategies to approach this.
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Evaluation of sustainable, blended learning workforce education for suicide prevention in youth services
Explore how SafeSide's InPlace Learning enhances suicide prevention skills in youth services. Download the full study for impactful insights.
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Insights from "Restorative Just Culture Outcomes"
Key findings from the study "Restorative Just Culture Outcomes" on improving healthcare response systems.
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Office Hours: Strategies for when a situation feels hopeless
Safe Side Office Hours: Strategies for working with a person when their situation sometimes feels hopeless.
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Office Hours Recap: How to use SafeSide Framework if you don't have direct access to the person at risk
Office Hours Recap: How to use the SafeSide Framework if there is no direct access to the person at risk.
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Humanizing Harm: A Restorative Approach to Heal and Learn from Adverse Events" offers vital insights into improving healthcare through compassionate practices.
This paper argues for a shift towards a Restorative Just Culture (RJC) in healthcare settings.
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Research update on caring contacts
Research update about 'non-demand caring contactsâ
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Addressing Inconvenient Truths in Suicide Prevention: A Call for a Restorative Just Culture
Explore key insights from the Turner et al. 2020 article on implementing a Restorative Just Culture in suicide prevention.
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Promising Outcomes of Wingman-Connect Program in Reducing Suicidal Behavior Among US Air Force Personnel
Explore the effectiveness of the Wingman-Connect program in reducing suicidal behavior among US Air Force personnel. Read the full study analysis.
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