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This document discusses inspiring stories of people working in suicide prevention and well-being promotion. It lists several individuals and organizations, including Thomas Joiner who developed a theory of why people die by suicide involving acquired ability, burdensomeness, and failed belongingness. It also mentions the "5 Ways to Wellbeing" framework of connecting, being active, taking notice, keeping learning, and giving. The document advocates for prevention through promoting well-being, intervention with a destigmatized view of those at risk as having skills to learn, and postvention following models like Frank Campbell and Barry McGale to support families and communities after a suicide.
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- 2. Inspiring Stories begin with passionate people who follow the dream Who: Do it Fix it Try it
- 3. Thomas Joiner 5 Ways to Wellbeing Shed Men USAF –– Competent Communities Road Safety in N.I. Foyle Search and Rescue Barry McGale Frank Campbell Heather Fiske - SFBT Yvonne Bergmans – Skills for Safer Services
- 4. Thomas Joiner “Why People Die By Suicide” (2005) i.Acquired ability to enact lethal self injury ii.Burdensomeness iii. Failed Belongingness
- 5. 5 W 2 W B Connect Be active Take notice Keep learning Give
- 6. Thomas Joiner 5 Ways to Wellbeing Shed Men USAF – Competent Communities Road Safety in N.I. Foyle Search and Rescue Frank Campbell Barry McGale Heather Fiske - SFBT Yvonne Bergmans – Skills for Safer Living
- 7. Prevention CALM - promoting 5 Ways 2 Wellbeing ? Joiner(y) with Men in Sheds ?
- 8. Intervention A newer human (destigmatised) view of those at risk -People who have struggled bravely to this point and have skills to learn so that they can survive and thrive -SafeTALK; ASIST;SFBT /Skills for Safer Living
- 9. Postvention Active Postvention becomes the norm following the paths of Frank Campbell, LOSS and Barry McGale to families, peers, workplaces and communities via notification and co- ordinated response plans
- 10. Suicide Prevention Starts with ‘S’, Begins with “You”