Resources for involving young people with lived and living experience of suicide

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Resources for involving young people with lived and living experience of suicide

These world first evidence-informed resources provide researchers and young people with clear and practical recommendations for the safe and effective involvement of young people with lived and living experiences in suicide research.

Both the guidelines and the tip sheet were co-developed by suicide researchers and young people with lived and living experience of suicide.

For more information on how these guidelines were developed, see the published paper here.

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Guidelines

Resources for involving young people with lived and living experience of suicide

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Coping with self-harm: a guide for parents and carers

Using social media following the suicide of a young person and to help prevent suicide clusters

Guidelines for integrating digital tools into clinical care for young people