Sometimes, it can be really tricky to understand our emotions.

The Feelings Wheel is a visual tool that may help you identify what you’re feeling and communicate what you need in 3 steps:

1️⃣ Check-in with yourself
2️⃣ Communicate your emotions
3️⃣ Take appropriate action

Our Pauline Rivart and Lana Bojanić are presenting their research in Glasgow next week representing early and mid-career researchers of NCISH

Read the key message sheet of our study on #suicide in drugs and alcohol services: documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?D…

Our NCISH website has information on helpline services to get in touch with if you are in crisis or feeling suicidal, offering advice and support for those in need #mentalhealth #suicideprevention manchester.ac.uk/ncish/help-in-…

Our 2nd paper describes the stresses that middle-aged men face before they take their lives and their contact with services that could be preventative. Both long-standing and recent risks contribute to suicide risk. 1st author Jane Graney BMJPublicHealth
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The 1st paper from our study of suicide in middle-aged men describes sociodemographic characteristics & antecedents in men who had recently consulted a GP. We identified clinical factors that GPs should be alert to. 1st author Faraz Mughal The British Journal of General Practice
bjgp.org/content/early/…

In our study of suicide by middle-aged men, we examined the characteristics of these men, determined how frequently suicide was preceded by specific factors, examined the role of support services & made recommendations to strengthen #SuicidePrevention sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/reports/…

Watch our short video outlining our recommendations on 10 ways to improve #PatientSafety and reduce suicide youtube.com/watch?v=ECJVvU… These 10 elements are the basis of our Safer Services toolkit for local self-assessment sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/#toolkits

NCISH #AnnualReport2024 our key messages sheet summarises findings on some of the important groups this year: autistic people & pts with ADHD, in-pts <25, students aged 18-21, pts with a one-off assessment &pts who died in public locations #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention

Our Lana Bojanić took part in the The University of Manchester Researcher Development @ University of Manchester 3 Minute Thesis Competition and came third in the final. She presented her PhD work on suicide-related internet use in mental health patients in 3 minutes only. Congratulations Lana!

Have you got questions about our NCISH methods of data collection? See our methodology on our website here: sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/resource…

Read our new paper examining contacts with primary & secondary healthcare before suicide by those under the care of #MentalHealth services. This was a collaborative national data linkage study with
SAILDatabank NCISH AnnJohn💙 Marcos DelPozo-Banos cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Professor Jenny Shaw presented the findings and recommendations from this NCISH
Suicide by people in contact with drug and alcohol services report at our #NCISH2024 conference. The recording of this presentation is available here: youtube.com/watch?v=LGDNnc…

Have you read our NCISH report on suicide by people in contact with drug and alcohol services? 428 people in England and Wales died by suicide within 12 months of contact with drug and alcohol services during the study period, 8% of all suicide deaths sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/reports/…

Did you miss our 10th Annual Conference? The recordings and slides are now available on our website sites.manchester.ac.uk/ncish/resource…

Watch our Professor Nav Kapur discuss a recent
NCISH paper led by Dr Isabelle Hunt - ‘Psychiatric in-patient care in England: as safe as it can be? An examination of in-patient suicide between 2009 and 2020.’ Full paper available here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

New “real time” suicide figures are published today by Office for Health Improvement and Disparities, taking us up to Feb 2024.

The findings are striking.

Because after a reported rise in Jan, rates for Feb are back down. In fact, lower than any rate since data collection began 2yrs ago.

How to explain this?

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Congratulations to our team for being recognised for for their work 'Improving care for people who have self-harmed' at the The University of Manchester Making a Difference Awards 2024, held on May 9th.

Leah Quinlivan NCISH Social Responsibility
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Professor Jenny Shaw presented the findings and recommendations from this NCISH Suicide by people in contact with drug and alcohol services report at our #NCISH2024 conference. The recording of this presentation is available here: youtube.com/watch?v=LGDNnc…

Our louis appleby recently presented NCISH 2024 Annual Report findings and recommendations at our #NCISH2024 conference. You can view the recording of his presentation here: youtube.com/watch?v=scgww9…