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Inquest concludes vulnerable prisoner found hanging in cell died by misadventure

By Sam Russell25th September 2018News England

A prisoner who had been threatened by other inmates and was found hanging in his cell died by misadventure, an inquest jury has concluded. Matthew Gray, 31, was found by

Children’s Society report lays bare ‘crisis in children’s mental health’

By Dan O'Donoghue28th August 2018News England

Ministers have been urged to address the “crisis in children’s mental health” after a Children’s Society report revealed that around one in four 14-year-old girls self-harm. The charity’s annual Good

Action plan aims to cut suicide rates across Scotland by 20%

By The Press Association9th August 2018News Scotland

Scotland is to set up a special suicide prevention group as part of efforts to reduce the number of people who take their own life by 20%. The National Suicide

Hospital admissions for self-harming girls double over 20 years, new NPSCC figures

By Sam Blewett6th August 2018News England

Girls were admitted to hospital for self-harming nearly twice as regularly last year compared to two decades ago, figures have revealed. The NSPCC described the statistics as “heartbreaking”, while an

Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

By Alison Kershaw28th June 2018Education & Training

Universities should take the place of parents and ensure they offer good mental health support to students to stop them becoming overwhelmed and “falling between the cracks”, a minister has

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

By Mohammed Al-Mosaiwi, University of Reading19th June 2018Engage

From the way you move and sleep, to how you interact with people around you, depression changes just about everything. It is even noticeable in the way you speak and

Concern over unsuitable accommodation of teenage girl who ‘violently self-harms’

By Brian Farmer8th June 2018News England

A High Court judge has raised concern about the welfare of a troubled teenage girl who professionals think should be in a specialist secure unit. Mr Justice Hayden heard that

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

By Iain MacDonald29th May 2018News Scotland

The Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) and the Suicidal Behaviour Research Lab (University of Glasgow) have today announced a PhD scholarship which will deliver ground-breaking research focusing specifically on

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

By Hayden Smith16th May 2018News England

The chief inspector of prisons has voiced fears that inmates may have taken their own lives because they could no longer face life at a violent and drug-ridden jail. Peter

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

By Ella Pickover16th May 2018News England

The parts of England worst affected by suicide are to be given a funding boost to enhance local prevention services, officials have announced. Money is to be provided for new

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Inquest concludes vulnerable prisoner found hanging in cell died by misadventure

Children’s Society report lays bare ‘crisis in children’s mental health’

Action plan aims to cut suicide rates across Scotland by 20%

Hospital admissions for self-harming girls double over 20 years, new NPSCC figures

Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

Concern over unsuitable accommodation of teenage girl who ‘violently self-harms’

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Tag: Self Harm

Inquest concludes vulnerable prisoner found hanging in cell died by misadventure

Children’s Society report lays bare ‘crisis in children’s mental health’

Action plan aims to cut suicide rates across Scotland by 20%

Hospital admissions for self-harming girls double over 20 years, new NPSCC figures

Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

Concern over unsuitable accommodation of teenage girl who ‘violently self-harms’

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide