Suicide Prevention Network
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Suicide Policy and Prevention; Foundation;
ORGANISATION: Black Dog Institute
Type of Activity: Resources
A network to share knowledge and learning in suicide prevention. Includes access to a library of evidence-based implementation guides, resources and new research, forums, and community of practice events.
Duration: 12 months Location: Online
Cost: $149 Individual; $3449 12 Month Membership Is this a free resource? No
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Suicide Prevention Research and Campaign: Integrated findings and recommendations
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Suicide Policy and Prevention; Foundation;
ORGANISATION: Beyond Blue
Type of Activity: Research Paper
This research aims to understand what evidence-informed and socially acceptable advice Beyond Blue could give the general public to increase the likelihood that they will ask about and support someone who may be at risk of suicide to stay safe and get the help they need; and to develop a communications framework for a future multi-media awareness campaign using the above formative research findings and recommendations.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
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Suicide Prevention Toolkit for Veterans
Accreditation:
Learning Pathway = Awareness; Groups Disproportionately Affected by Suicide; Veterans
ORGANISATION: Black Dog Institute
Type of Activity: Report or Policy Document
This toolkit was created by Black Dog Institute and The Oasis Townsville to support Primary Health Networks (PHNs) in the delivery of more targeted and responsive services to serving and ex-serving members of the Australian Defence Force (ADF).
Duration: Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information: 02 93824530
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Suicide Prevention Virtual Reality (VR) Training Tool
Accreditation: Yes
Learning Pathway = Awareness; Learning & Development (Training);
ORGANISATION: Ergonomie Australia Pty Ltd
Type of Activity: Resources
The overall objective of this Virtual Reality training tool is to increase understanding and identification of pre-suicide behaviours at train stations for station staff.
Duration: Location:
Cost: On application Is this a free resource? No
Contact information: craig@ergonomie.com.au +61 02 9356 8014
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Supporting a Person in Your Community Who Is Suicidal
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Awareness; Groups Disproportionately Affected by Suicide; Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities
ORGANISATION: Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre
Type of Activity: Worksheet/Factsheet
Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre provides this booklet to help you: Recognise the signs of suicide; and talk with someone you are worried about who may be thinking about suicide or showing signs of wanting to end their life. This booklet is translated into 23 different languages.
Duration: Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information: hanan.al-alawneh@health.qld.gov.au 0733171234
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Supporting Children and Young People Impacted by Suicide
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Postvention; Groups Disproportionately Affected by Suicide; Children and young people
ORGANISATION: Standby Support After Suicide
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Gain greater understanding of the impact of suicide on children and young people; Increase knowledge and skills in providing postvention support to children and young people. Designed for Service providers and professionals who work with children and young people
Duration: 3 Hours Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information: 1300727247
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Supporting Young Aboriginal People who Self-harm: A guide for families and communities
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Aftercare; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention;
ORGANISATION: Orygen
Type of Activity: Report or Policy Document
This guide looks at early warning signs of self-harm, factors that may influence young First Nations people to self-harm, and how to get help, including managing a crisis and injuries.
Duration: Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information:
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The CBPATSISP Clearing House
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Suicide Policy and Prevention; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention;
ORGANISATION: Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention
Type of Activity: Resources
The Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention (CBPATSISP) promotes evidence-based suicide prevention practice that empowers individuals, families and communities and respects their culture. The Clearing House shares promising and best practice programs, services, guidelines, resources and research, recognising the important work of communities and organisations and supporting others to further develop their own Indigenous suicide prevention initiatives.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information: cbp.clearinghouse@uwa.edu.au 08 6488 2195
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The Impact of a Trauma-Informed Approach Intervention or Strategies for Suicide Prevention Across the Lifespan: A Rapid Review of Evidence
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Intervention; Trauma Informed Approaches to Suicide Prevention;
ORGANISATION: Suicide Prevention Australia
Type of Activity: Research Paper
This rapid review aimed to review recent published literature and describe the current evidence regarding a trauma-informed approach or strategies for suicide prevention, the impact of interventions and or strategies, as well as barriers and facilitators.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact information:
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The Lived Experience Perspective of Suicide: A Rapid Review
Accreditation: No
Learning Pathway = Suicide Policy and Prevention; Lived Experience of Suicide;
ORGANISATION: Suicide Prevention Australia
Type of Activity: Research Paper
Existing research has identified associations between a variety of biological, psychosocial and environmental factors and elevated risk for suicide in different populations. This rapid review aimed to investigate the following research questions: What do people who have attempted suicide or been in a suicidal crisis report as the most significant contributing factors? What were their experiences with health and non-health services in the lead up to, during and following their suicide attempt or suicidal crisis?
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
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