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YouTube video by Storm Skills Training CIC Dr Karen Lascelles: The importance of informal carers in suicide prevention

🎙️ In this clip, Dr. Karen Lascelles shares insights from her research into the experiences & needs of adults who care for a family member, partner, or friend they believe is at risk of suicide: youtube.com/shorts/tzQR8....
Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel.

Our @ncish.bsky.social conclusions and recommendations to help prevent future deaths are focused on (1) safety concerns, (2) suicide prevention within university systems, (3) amendments to the UUK/PAPYRUS/Samaritans guidance, and (4) safety messages for the wider system

The report from our national review of higher education student suicide deaths was published today.
sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/report...

Read about our findings with comments from Prof Sir Louis Appleby and Dr Cathryn Rodway here: @manchester.ac.uk
www.manchester.ac.uk/about/news/b...

Meeting and supporting the impactful work of the Multicentre Study of Self-harm was fantastic. There is some great information and resources 👇

Findings from our national review of higher education student suicide deaths suggest that bereaved families need to be more involved in the review process.

sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/report...

timeshighereducation.com/news/familie...

Prof Appleby is asked about risk in those with early onset dementia – he says we do not know enough about this but that we should monitor this group #NCISH2025

Resources NCISH

Dr Adrian James talks about the importance of delivering more uniform and evidence-based services in line with NCISH and NICE guidance across the NHS. He mentions the Staying Safe from Suicide guidelines and our safer services toolkit: sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/resour... #NCISH2025

Menopause/perimenopause and suicide risk is an emerging and important area of research, says Prof Nav Kapur #NCISH2025

📢 Our latest newsletter is now available online! 📢

We have lots of important updates from the self-harm and suicide prevention community.

Read the full newsletter: zurl.co/hRyQT 📖

There's still time to register for our 11th NCISH virtual conference on Thursday.
We will be joined by our guest speaker Dr Sangeeta Mahajan and our event will be chaired by Dr Adrian James NCISH_UK findings presented by our @ProfLAppleby & Prof Nav Kapur.
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ncish-11th...

The truth about self-harm This booklet explains what self-harm is, what to do if you or someone you know is self-harming, and how to get help.

The Mental Health Foundation has updated its guide: ‘The truth about self-harm' which aims to help you understand more about self-harm and what to do if you are worried about yourself or someone else.

Download the resource here: zurl.co/UOjRx 💙

Have you read @ncish.bsky.social's Annual Report 2025 yet? zurl.co/mtKWX

The report covers findings related to individuals who died by suicide between 2012-2022 across the UK and Jersey and offers important insights for the self-harm and suicide prevention community.

⭐ Resource: Moving towards Individualised Risk Management ⭐

We have developed a resource to support you and your team in meeting the updated
NICE Guideline (NG225). The resource includes:

➡️ A succinct summary of the evidence
➡️ A thorough reference list for extra reading

Learn more: zurl.co/jw1o

With the recent publication of NHS England's "Staying Safe from Suicide" Guidance, our resource on moving towards individualised, person-centred therapeutic assessment has become even more relevant.

➡️ View the resource: zurl.co/ZH0J

With the recent release of NHS England's "Staying Safe from Suicide" Guidance, our resource on moving towards individualised, person-centred therapeutic assessment is now more relevant than ever. ➡️ zurl.co/ZH0J