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The Life in Mind team attending the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) 31st World Congress 2021 shares some highlights from Day 2.

The Life in Mind team is proud to be attending the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) 31st World Congress 2021, supporting the sharing of latest research, knowledge and reflections across the Australian and international suicide prevention sectors.

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The Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (RAMHP) provides a suite of resources that shares lived experience stories of overcoming mental health struggles to live a healthy and happy life.

Listening to the voices and stories of those with lived experience provides valuable insight into suicide prevention services in LELAN’s Learning from Lived Experience project.

Associate Professor Michelle Banfield’s team at Australian National University have recently received funding to evaluate a co-designed safe space for those in suicidal distress.

A new study has found a person's risk of suicide in Australia increases the further they live from a city.

headspace has launched a suite of resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people to empower them to take charge of their social and emotional wellbeing.

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R U OK? has recently launched the 'I ask my mob, in my way, are you OK?' kit as part of the targeted suicide prevention campaign for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, ‘Stronger Together’.