THE VOICE OF PEOPLE WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF SUICIDE (VOCLE): A CONSENSUS STUDY TO DEVELOP ACTIVE RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT GUIDELINES
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Lived Experience of Suicide
Type of Activity: Research Paper
This paper investigates and recommends guidelines for the involvement of people with lived experiences of suicide in suicide studies. This summary also provides a link to the research paper. With Phase 2 results due in 2024.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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General Awareness Talk
MATES in Construction, MATES in Mining, MATES in Energy
Accreditation: Yes
Beginner; Foundation
Priority Groups
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Mental Health Literacy and Suicide Prevention General
Awareness Talk for the Construction, Mining and Energy industries.
Duration: 45 Minutes Location: Delivered on site
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes with conditions
Contact Information: 0429 593 708
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Minds Together for family and friends supporting someone who has attempted suicide
Everymind
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Priority Groups
Lived Experience of Suicide
Support after Suicide
Type of Activity: Other
This free online Minds Together program has been specifically developed for family and friends supporting someone who has attempted suicide. The program offers practical tools, information and strategies to help support family and friends in their caregiving role. The program covers topics such as the impacts of providing support, talking about suicide, responding to stigma, navigating complicated feelings, and exploring different ways for family and friends to take care of themselves.
Duration: 60-90 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information: mindstogether@health.nsw.gov.au 02 4924 6900
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Minds Together for family and friends supporting the mental health or paramedics
Everymind
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Priority Groups
Mental Illness
Support after Suicide
Health
Type of Activity: Other
Do you love, live with or support an Australian paramedic who is experiencing mental health concerns or suicidal distress? This free Minds Together online program provides practical information and strategies to help improve the skills, knowledge and confidence of family and friends in their caregiving role. The program is divided into four main sections, focusing on mental health and wellbeing, providing support and self-care, with an additional six in-depth topics.
Duration: 60-90 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information: mindstogether@health.nsw.gov.au 02 4924 6900
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Accidental Counsellor
Lifeline Australia
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Foundation
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Accidental Counsellor by Lifeline is aimed at those who
would like to be able to safely and effectively support friends, family,
colleagues, and peers who are in distress or experiencing a crisis. Participants will also learn the skills for
asking openly about suicide risk and responding to the answers. The course is
open to anyone and no preexisting skills or knowledge are required.
Duration: 3.5 Hours (plus optional 1 Hour eLearning) Location: Australia wide
Cost: $357.50 pp Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: workplacetraining@lifeline.org.au
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Managing Challenging Interaction
Lifeline Australia
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Foundation
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Our
Managing Challenging Interactions workshop will build participants’ skills and
confidence to understand, defuse and respond to clients in emotional distress,
those who are highly frustrated and/or angry.
Duration: 4 Hours Location: Australia wide
Cost: $357.50 pp Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: workplacetraining@lifeline.org.au
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Support Toolkits
Lifeline Australia
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Foundation
Health
Type of Activity: Resources
The
Support Toolkit contains a variety of tools, techniques and information to help
you understand what you are going through; learn ways to self-manage through
evidence-based tools and techniques; Access support, should you need it.
Duration: https://toolkit.lifeline.org.au/ Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information: workplacetraining@lifeline.org.au
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Vicarious Trauma
Lifeline Australia
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Foundation
Health
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Vicarious Trauma is a 2hr instructor led course to help individuals
manage the risk of developing vicarious trauma by using tools to encourage
self-regulation and promote resilience.
Duration: 2 Hours Location: Australia Wide
Cost: $237.60 Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: workplacetraining@lifeline.org.au
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Trauma-Informed Computing: Towards Safer Technology Experiences for All
Association for Computing Machinery
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Trauma Informed Approaches
Type of Activity: Research Paper
Via three vignettes, we discuss how considering the possible effects of trauma and traumatic stress reactions provides an explanatory lens with new insights into people’s technology experiences. Then, we present a framework—trauma-informed computing—in which we adapt and show how to apply six key principles of trauma-informed approaches to computing: safety, trust, peer support, collaboration, enablement, and intersectionality.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Association between menopause and suicidal ideation in mothers of adolescents: A longitudinal study using data from a population based cohort
Journal of Affective Disorders
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Women
Type of Activity: Research Paper
A growing number of studies has focused on suicide rates among middle-aged women. We investigate the relation between menopause and suicidal ideation. Participatns at the perimenopausal stage were more likely to have suicidal ideation.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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