PPT-Action 4 Support for those bereaved by suicide Models of Care

Ruth Moss ACTION 4 BACKGROUND People bereaved by the sudden death of a close friend or family member are 65 more likely to attempt suicide if the deceased died by suicide than if they died by natural causes Pitman et al 2014 . Feelings after a suicide. Every suicide affects many people: family members, friends, co-workers and the community. If someone you have known a partner, friend, fellow ex-service person, parent, child, sibling or neighbour has taken his or her life you will be affected and can be at risk of suicide yourself. Following a death by suicide, many grief responses are significantly intensified and may be overwhelming.. Wednesday 30 January 2012. Tuesday 12 March 2012. Jane Cato. Counsellor. The . Martlets. Hospice. WELCOME. Aims and objectives for session. To gain knowledge of NICE guidelines in relation to delivery of bereavement support.. using administrative data. James M. Bolton, MD. Associate Professor, University of Manitoba. Departments of Psychiatry, Psychology, Community Health Sciences. Medical Director, WHRA Crisis Response Centre. Prevention. in . Health Care . Settings & Communities. NAMI-NC Conference: . Connecting Two Worlds: The Journey to Wellness. Integrating Physical and Behavioral Health Care. October 18, 2014. Jane Ann Miller, MPH, NC Division of Public Health. . Melinda Moore, Ph.D. & Christopher W. Drapeau, M.A.. College of Social Work, University of Kentucky; Department of Educational Psychology, Ball State University. INTRODUCTION. Posttraumatic . Growth (PTG) is a construct of positive psychological change that occurs as the result of one’s struggle with a highly challenging, stressful, and traumatic event. . PROGRAM . FOR SURVIVORS. Military Culture and Suicide. TAPS . National . Headquarters 1-800-959-TAPS . (8277. ). Washington. , . DC www.taps.org. Tragedy Assistance Program for . S. urvivors. j. . Collaborative Call. DSHS: . Jenna Heise. TIEMH: . Dr. Molly Lopez. Dr. Erica Shapiro. Welcome and. Get to know your Peers. Introduce yourself and your role in your agency. What agency do you work for and what area does it cover?. Breakout Session 3: A Working Session on Suicide and the Workplace. Practical . Information & Insights on How to Help Someone Who is Suicidal. . Overview of Today’s Session & What you will Learn. S. ubstance Use . Introduction to research project and guidelines. The research project. The project was . funded by the ESRC . and conducted by researchers at the Universities of Bath & Stirling 2012-2015. July 2015. Samaritans Programs and Services. Prevention:. . Community Education & Outreach. Intervention:. 24-hour Befriending Service & . Samariteens. Postvention. :. Grief Support Services. Background, Concepts and Practice. Texas State Health Services . Grand Rounds. April 2016. Mike Hogan, Ph.D.. EDC ©2016. All rights reserved.. Health Care Progress Measured by Death Rates. National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention. https://ZeroSuicide.edc.org. Suicide can be prevented in Primary Care. Suicide is the 10. th. leading cause of death in the U.S.. Of those dying by suicide, approximately 45% will have seen their primary care provider within the month before their death, while only 20% will have seen a mental health professional in that period.. Dr Kathryn Gardner. Senior Lecturer in Psychology. University of Central Lancashire. KJGardner@uclan.ac.uk. . @KathrynJGardner. Our mission:. To bring together stakeholders (researchers, clinicians, health services, third sector organisations, service users, and the public) with a shared interested in suicide and self-harm research that can help improve services and reduce suicide and self-harm in the future.. What is Zero Suicide?. Zero suicide is a key concept of the . 2012 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention. , a priority of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention, a promoted project through SPRC, and supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).