Fellows' updates November 2024 Fellows' update: Nina Smith
Nina Smith (CF 2023) shared her Churchill Fellowship findings at the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention in Education event at Edge Hill University.
By Nina Smith, 2024
Suicide prevention
About this theme
This theme covered topics relating to preventing suicide and self-harm or supporting those bereaved by suicide. It was developed in partnership with Samaritans and the John Armitage Charitable Trust. See some of our Fellows’ stories.
Fellows' updates October 2024 Fellows' update: Nina Smith
Nina Smith (CF 2023) presented her newly published Churchill Fellowship report exploring school-based suicide prevention strategies at the inaugural 'Let's Talk About Suicide' conference.
By Nina Smith, 2024
Fellows' updates October 2024 Fellows' update: Anna Wardley
Anna Wardley (CF 2019) delivered a keynote speech at the inaugural 'Let's Talk About Suicide' conference, the first-ever suicide prevention conference for Blackpool and Lancashire.
By Anna Wardley, 2024
Fellows' updates September 2024 Fellows' update: Ananta Dave
Dr. Ananta Dave (CF 2019) appeared on episode 12 of "The Fully Well Doc" podcast, discussing how mental health is addressed in medical training, and shared insights from her Churchill Fellowship research.
By Ananta Dave, 2024
Fellows' updates September 2024 Fellows' update: Tim Woodhouse
Tim Woodhouse recently presented at the 4th Annual Suicide Prevention Conference in London. His talk focused on domestic abuse-related suicides, and he also shared insights from his Churchill Fellowship.
By Tim Woodhouse, 2024
Report School-based suicide prevention strategies
By Nina Smith, 2023
Fellows' updates September 2024 Fellows' update: Anna Wardley
As part of Sounddelivery Media's ‘In Conversation on Suicide’ panel, which showcased lived experience experts leading the debate on suicide prevention and the impact of bereavement, Anna Wardley discussed her 'Time Count' campaign, which supports children affected by parental suicide.
By Anna Wardley, 2024
Blogs & conversations Starting the conversation to help prevent suicide
For this year’s World Suicide Prevention Day, the International Association for Suicide Prevention and World Health Organization are encouraging people all over the world to ‘start the conversation’ to help break down the stigma associated with suicide. The value of open conversations is what first got me involved in suicide prevention.
By Rhea Newman, 2024
Report A Comparative Analysis of PTSD in UK, American and Australian Police Officers
By Stuart Charlesworth, 2020
Report Protecting Nurses from Suicide
By Pauline Milne, 2020