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Reflections

It’s good to talk? The power of talking about suicidal distress as a tool for suicide prevention.

Hazel Louise

Ask twice? 

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“Ask twice” was the key take-away message from Roman Kemp’s documentary Our Silent Emergency aired on Tuesday night. The programme followed Kemp’s attempt to make sense of the suicide of his friend Joe, and later on in the programme his own mental health problems, by talking to others bereaved by suicide.

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Reflections

The Wilds of Representing LGBTQ+ youth suicide.

Hazel Louise
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Now I’m guessing the pandemic brought all of us more TV watching than ever before, as we attempted to keep the boredom at bay during the various phases of lockdown. Now, I don’t want to ruin anyone else’s boxset binges, so I have to say that there will be SPOILERS, don’t read on if you don’t want to read them.

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