This blog post was written by Krystyna Loney of the SBRL. The blog reflects on the annual Suicide and Self-Harm EMCRF, from the first-ever forum to its recent 10th anniversary.
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What Are We Missing? Endometriosis and Suicide Risk
This blog was written by Fatima Hayat Malik who is a Masters student at the University of Glasgow. They explore the relationship between living with endometriosis and suicide risk.
A Way Through Loneliness and Suicidal Distress
This blog post written by Dr Heather McClelland explores the relationship between loneliness, distress and suicide how we can manage feelings of loneliness.
Are Vitamin D Levels Linked to Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviour? Insights from a Large UK Study
A blog post written by PhD student Nina Fajs exploring Vitamin D, a potential biological marker of suicidal thoughts and behaviours
Free event in Glasgow: Film screening of ‘Love & Trouble’
We are delighted to share an exclusive Film Screening of ‘Love & Trouble’ by Amy Hardie organised by staff on the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Programme (DClinPsy) at the University of Glasgow. This has been organised in collaboration with Amy, who has very generously offered to come to Glasgow and showcase her film to markContinue reading “Free event in Glasgow: Film screening of ‘Love & Trouble’”
Three Life-Saving Digits: Insights from the US 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
A blog post written by Dr Banu Cankaya Sahin which provides an overview of the three digit crisis helpline number and the benefits and challenges surrounding this
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Could you help us understand Wellbeing in the Post-Partum period: The Wellbeing in Post-Partum Study (WiPPS)
We are looking to hear from women and birthing people who are aged 18 years and over and who have given birth within the last year to share their post-partum experiences. You can participate in this study whether or not you have had poor mental health or not. Participation involves: • Completing an anonymous onlineContinue reading “Could you help us understand Wellbeing in the Post-Partum period: The Wellbeing in Post-Partum Study (WiPPS)”
In a world that never slows down, perhaps we should stop and listen. Hold My Hand Project: from theory to real life
A blog post by Martina Medolla who was a visiting researcher to SBRL from Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED). Martinas blog discusses the Hold my Hand project which aims to reduce suicidal behaviours in adolescents.
The Journey: From Tragedy to Triumph
A blog post written by Dr John Gaal discussing his personal experiences and academic work on mental health and suicide in the construction industry
Suicidal Behaviour Research Laboratory 