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The Lifeline Research Office collaborates with Australian and international experts to strengthen the evidence base for crisis support and suicide prevention.

19 Results

Research Project

Exploring the Suicide Prevention Research Continuum

5 May, 2015

A collection of essays outlining Australia’s suicide prevention research landscape, highlighting gaps, vulnerable groups, and opportunities for better evidence-based action.

60 minutes read

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Frequent Callers to Lifeline

12 January, 2015

A detailed study profiling Lifeline’s frequent callers, exploring their needs and proposing an evidence-based service model to improve support.

30 minutes read

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Preventing suicide - A global imperative

5 May, 2014

Comprehensive WHO report analysing global suicide data, risk factors and prevention strategies, outlining evidence-based actions for national, multisectoral suicide prevention.

60 minutes read

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Encouraging Men to Seek Help

4 April, 2014

Research report examining how positive media stories influence men’s help-seeking for depression and anxiety, analysing newsprint coverage and helpline contact data.

50 minutes read

Report

6 January, 2014

Of the Lifeline Online Crisis Support Chat Service.

25 minutes read

Research Project

Crisis Support - The Legacy and Future of Helplines

1 April, 2013

A comprehensive review of crisis intervention history, principles and helpline practice, outlining how crisis support strengthens mental health and suicide prevention.

45 minutes read

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Lifeline’s Approach to Suicide Prevention

21 June, 2012

Explanation of Lifeline’s suicide prevention approach, outlining crisis theory, contributing factors, service models and Lifeline’s unique role in supporting people in crisis.

12 minutes read

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Standards and Guidelines for Suicide Bereavement Support Groups

2 March, 2009

National guidelines outlining best-practice standards for establishing, running and evaluating suicide bereavement support groups to ensure safe, effective, culturally appropriate care.

20 minutes read

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Lifeline’s Suicide Prevention Strategy

5 January, 2009

Lifeline’s organisation-wide strategy outlining priorities, interventions and outcomes designed to create suicide-safer communities through crisis support, training and follow-up care.

12 minutes read

Lived Experience Advisory Group

Lifeline Australia recognises the varied and profound ways suicide and crisis impacts the lives of many Australians. We acknowledge the inherent value of lived experience of crisis and suicidality and are committed to ensuring that this experience meaningfully informs our work and services.

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