Honorary Research Fellow, University of Manchester
I have conducted suicide bereavement research for twenty years and recognised as an international expert in this field. I specialise in qualitative research methods and translate research findings into evidence-based suicide bereavement training. My work has been referred to in several parliamentary debates and used as evidence in NICE guidelines. I led the development of PABBS evidence-based suicide bereavement training, which is first of its kind internationally. I am currently leading the largest suicide bereavement survey internationally, which is a collaboration between the University of Manchester and Support After Suicide Partnership.
The mental health impact on ambulance staff of responding to suicide calls
Jul 02, 2020 15:24 pm UTC| Life
Being ambulance staff can be a high-stress job. They encounter many situations in their daily line of work that can have a lasting impact on their mental health. According to MIND, around nine in ten emergency services...
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