Insights into mental health, psychologically informed workplace practice, suicide prevention, personality difficulty, and staff vicarious trauma support.
Explore clinical and organisational perspectives on mental health, psychologically informed environments (PIE), personality difficulty, and domestic abuse-related suicide prevention. Content is designed to help employers, managers, and frontline practitioners recognize early warning signs and provide humane, bounded support.
Equip your managers and teams with practical skills to navigate complex mental health disclosures safely.
Coercive control can have profound effects on mental health, wellbeing and suicide risk. This article explores how prolonged control, isolation, fear and entrapment can affect victims, what the research shows, and how professionals can improve identification and support.
Psychological abuse can be difficult to recognise in suicide prevention, particularly when there are no visible signs of harm. This article explores how coercive control, isolation and emotional abuse can affect mental health and suicide risk, why these experiences are often missed, and how professionals can improve recognition, safeguarding and support.
Mental illness and personality difficulty Mental illness and personality difficulty are often used interchangeably, but they refer to two different types of conditions. While mental illness is ...
Domestic abuse and coercive control can be important factors in suicide risk, yet their role is often overlooked. This article examines the UK evidence, why domestic abuse-related suicides can be difficult to identify, and what professionals need to consider when assessing risk, safeguarding and support.
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