Involving young people with lived experience in suicide prevention

Involving young people with lived experience in suicide prevention

Join the NSPA as we showcase meaningful involvement of young people with lived experience of suicide.

By National Suicide Prevention Alliance

Date and time

Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:00 - 03:30 PST

Location

Online

About this event

As we continue our focus on reducing stigma in suicide prevention, our next webinar will showcase meaningful involvement of young people with lived experience of suicide.

We will be joined by members of the Youth Advisory Group, Youth Involvement Officer, and Dr Maria Michail from the University of Birmingham’s Institute of Mental Health. They will explore how the Institute involve young Experts by Experience in the design, implementation, and translation of suicide prevention research.

The panel will highlight the opportunities and impact gained from true partnerships between researchers and Experts by Experience. They will explain how this approach was used to produce #MyGPguide.

#MyGPguide is an evidence-based resource, designed by young people, for young people with lived experience of self harm or suicidality. It is designed to prepare young people for their GP consultation about their mental health.

  • The panel will highlight and reflect on various issues that have been raised when considering the feasibility, value, ethics and safeguarding of coproduction in suicide prevention research.
  • Additionally, they will be discussing the vital role of primary care in suicide prevention; highlighting how GPs can support young people at-risk of suicide.
  • The webinar will include a 30 min Q&A session with the audience.

This is a free event, however our work would not be possible without the donations we receive. If you are able to, you can make a voluntary donation via our donations page.

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About the NSPA

The NSPA is a cross-sector network committed to reducing the number of suicides in England, and improving support for people affected by suicide.

Find out more about the NSPA at www.nspa.org.uk

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