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23.01.2022 The new National Suicide and Self-harm Monitoring System is a web-based resource that for the first time delivers extensive data on specific areas such as our Murray PHN. This will allow services to better focus on delivering support and help. It will also allow us to honestly see the issue facing our region and the people needing help. We welcome the system and took part in a story with The Bendigo Advertiser. Our SPAN Committee member Alannah urged people to adopt our motto #toughtimespass and said: "Sometimes you're overwhelmed by too much choice and not knowing what is best, other times you're too overwhelmed to do the looking. Your GP is a really good start." www.spancv.org.au I #toughtimespass
16.01.2022 It's the final interview in #ListenNow week. Thank you Tobin Brothers Funerals for this important week of conversations. Suicide prevention must start with discussion and community education and we believe the stories people have so courageously told this week can play an important role. To Tobin Brothers for inspiring these videos, to Justin Smith for keeping difficult conversations going and to everyone who shared their personal stories - you have our admiration and thanks. See the full #ListenNow series on our SPAN website: https://bit.ly/ListenNowSuicidePrevention www.spancv.org.au I #ToughTimesPass #SuicidePrevention
10.01.2022 As the manager of Forensic Technical Services and Coronial Admissions and Enquiries at Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine - VIFM, Dr Jodie Leditschke is one of the final points of contact for a person who has ended their life and for the families suffering great loss. Dr Leditschke shares her experiences in this next edition of the Tobin Brothers Funerals #ListenNow suicide prevention series. Train driver Stephen King also features in this interview. See more #ListenNow interviews: https://bit.ly/ListenNowSuicidePrevention www.spancv.org.au I #ToughTimesPass
09.01.2022 Continuing with the first responders theme Justin Smith chats to Ambulance Victoria CEO Associate Professor Tony Walker who talks of his experiences around suicide and mental health. The chat continues the Tobin Brothers Funerals #ListenNow series raising awareness of suicide prevention. See more #ListenNow interviews: https://bit.ly/ListenNowSuicidePrevention www.spancv.org.au I #ToughTimesPass
03.01.2022 Hear the evidence-based facts about suicide prevention from one of Australia's most high profile psychologists Dr Michael Carr-Gregg who speaks with Justin Smith as part of the Tobin Brothers Funerals series #ListenNow. See more #ListenNow interviews: https://bit.ly/ListenNowSuicidePrevention www.spancv.org.au I #ToughTimesPass
