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It has been a productive couple of weeks for the suicide prevention sector which has seen the launch of three insightful campaigns aimed at changing behaviour and attitudes towards suicide and mental illness.

With the 2018 National Suicide Prevention Conference (NSPC) now at a close and all attendees back on the ground at their respective organisations, the Life In Mind team would like to share some insights on what they learned from the event.

As conversations about suicide continue following the launch of the #YouCanTalk campaign, Life in Mind would like to take a moment to shine the spotlight on the ground-breaking research which informed and empowered the initiative.

The team behind Life in Mind, a digital gateway that connects organisations and communities with access to programs, services, resources and research within suicide prevention will be on hand throughout the 2018 National Suicide Prevention Conference (NSPC), in Adelaide this week.

Life in Mind is excited to announce the launch of the #YouCanTalk campaign, a landmark joint national suicide prevention initiative which was unveiled today at Parliament House, Canberra.

The suicide prevention and mental health sectors are invited to participate in the Life in Mind evaluation survey.

Life in Mind are pleased to share the official launch of Suicide Prevention Australia’s Suicide Prevention Hub: Best Practice Programs and Services. The Suicide Prevention Hub will host best practice suicide prevention programs and services that have been evaluated for quality and safety in Australia against a set of program criteria developed by Suicide Prevention Australia and independently assessed by expert reviewers.

In its eighth year, the IASP Conference will bring together researchers, practitioners, professionals, students, and those within the community impacted by suicide to share knowledge, skills, research and good practices in preventing suicide.

LifeSpan is a new evidence-based approach to suicide prevention. Developed by the Black Dog Institute, scientific modelling predicts this approach could prevent 21% of suicide deaths, and 30% of suicide attempts.

Life in Mind connects suicide prevention organisations, research, services, programs and community groups. It is important to share our work and knowledge in suicide prevention as a part of a unified approach to suicide prevention in Australia.