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Suicide prevention in expectant and new mothers
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In Australia, perinatal depression and anxiety affects one in five mothers with suicide being a leading cause of maternal death.
New resource to support wellbeing after a natural disaster
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A new resource supporting Australians following a natural disaster is now available on the Life in Mind portal.
Minds Together for family and friends supporting someone who has attempted suicide in Tasmania
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Everymind has partnered with the Tasmanian Government to consult with the Tasmanian community, organisations and health services on how to best embed the online program, Minds Together for family and friends supporting someone who has attempted suicide, into existing service provision.
ABS shares findings on mental health for LGBTQ+ Australians
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Findings from the National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing 2020-22 highlights the mental health of LGBTQ+ Australians.
Voices of lived and living experience surveyed to foster safer public sharing of stories
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Everymind is seeking the perspectives of people with lived and living experience of suicide for a new research project that aims to help make the public sharing of their stories safer, less stigmatising and potentially more impactful.
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Youth Insearch supporting young people with a lived experience of trauma
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CEO of Youth Insearch Stephen Lewin talks about the "forgotten middle"– the young Australians who are overlooked by the mainstream medical approach to mental health.
Independent evaluations vital to effectiveness of Live4Life youth mental health model
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Live4Life has partnered with two universities to support evaluation of its approach to youth suicide prevention
AIMhi-Y app supporting First Nations young people in rural, remote and urban settings at risk of distress and suicide
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Aboriginal and Islander Mental Health Initiative for Youth (AIMhi-Y) is a digital mental health meeting place in the form of an app to support First Nations young people in rural, remote, and urban settings at risk of distress and suicide.
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