If you are in crisis or feeling suicidal, we urge you to seek help from your general practitioner, from your local hospital emergency department, through a telephone helpline service, or by discussing your problems with a friend or colleague. #WSPD2025
I've been working on the follow-up to When It Is Darkest tonight after a wee bit of a hiatus, for various reasons.
When I published When It Is Darkest, I did so without an agent - and was super pleased by how it went.
But I think that an agent would really help for book #2.
If you're an agent or know an agent who might be interested in representing me, please get in touch.
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Watch presentations on suicide and self-harm prevention by our Professor Sir Louis Appleby and Professor Nav Kapur, and from professional and lived experience contributors to our annual NCISH conferences: https://t.co/iOsqycPhfY
Calling Physios seeing #NHS patients. Enhance your career with a fully funded First Contact Practitioner (FCP) Programme at the #UniversityofBradford
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Calling Physios seeing #NHS patients. Enhance your career with a fully funded First Contact Practitioner (FCP) Programme at the #UniversityofBradford
Roadmap aligned; 2 modes of flexible, PT delivery; Apply now https://t.co/ar9exFmoQc #Physiotherapy#FCP#AHP
The way we talk about suicide online is important.💬
Posting about methods of suicide can increase awareness of those methods and has been linked to increased rates of suicide.
Check out the @samaritans' guide to posting about suicide safely online.❤️
https://t.co/e1MKHUiUX5
Thank you @ft@greenmiranda@kieran_jsmith for supporting my #suicideprevention campaign. New NHS guidance “Staying Safe from Suicide” must be implemented to help save avoidable suicides. For ALL mental health practitioners: NHS, private and charity.
https://t.co/N90PB1zo9A
New NHS guidance on suicide risk assessment published today. More personal & collaborative, no checklists.
Driven by evidence & the experience of families, esp @philippirie & @NCISH_UK
https://t.co/uZ3G6DhQCH
Happy #MothersDay to everyone celebrating. To those who find it difficult, for whatever reason, try to have a #GoodDay and find joy in your #friends and #loved ones or #nature.
We have opened up our clinician bereavement study to any clinician working in secondary mental health services in the UK who has experienced the death of a patient by suicide. You can access the participant information sheet and online survey here: https://t.co/lOKlWdzSMp.
Grief can be a tough journey, and some days may be harder than others.
If you are struggling today, here are some self-care tips to try. They might not work for everyone, so let us know what helps you in the comments below.❤️
Remembering a loved one: https://t.co/gkf4wp9hc6
Suicide loss can often bring up feelings of guilt - many survivors blame themselves for not 'seeing the signs'. While these feelings are common, it's important to know that a death by suicide is the result of many complex factors beyond any one person's control 💜
Peer support can be a lifeline after losing someone to suicide. It costs £50 to keep one support group running for a whole month. Visit the link in our bio to learn how you can fundraise or donate to SoBS today, and help us make a difference 💜 #SurvivorsOfBereavementBySuicide
One of our most important papers, just published, is not full of data. It describes a national #suicideprevention initiative in England, evidence-based, working with frontline agencies.
@NCISH_UK working with @NCCMentalHealth
https://t.co/P1pGWfy5Hb
Pets offer unwavering support, unconditional love, and a unique sense of joy that can't be replicated.
Research consistently shows that having a pet can reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of loneliness.
How does your pet help support your wellbeing?❤️
#NationalLoveYourPetDay