“Go to Glasgow at least once in your life and have a roll and square sliced sausage and a cup of tea. When you feel the tea coursing over your spice-singed tongue, you'll know what I mean when I say: It's good to be alive." - Billy Connolly. Pic: Martin Shields

Jenny McLaughlin will be one of our inspirational speakers at our LJMU Student Futures team online #Disability and #Employability event on 30 November. Find out how she got into the industry and her own experience with #dyslexia and #ADHD. Sign up today: bit.ly/3EAK8gT

Domestic abuse, both in childhood and adult life, is often one of the main factors associated with mental ill health. We provide mental health and domestic abuse support and understand that many of these issues are connected. #16Days Find out more: ow.ly/8cgK50LOVOn

The Timeline app is planned for launch in February! We have some great organisations who will be trialling for us including police and victim services.

2 days to go until our second SSHRG Conference! Looking forward to some presentations from our group on community intervention, children and young people and hospital based research #SSHRGConf2022 @LJMUImpact LJMU Institute for Health Research LJMU Psychology

Our amazing trustee Dr Rachael Wheatley is launching a vital BPS Division of Forensic Psychology #stalking resource this afternoon. It is aimed at supporting psychologist practitioners engaging with individuals who have stalked or are stalking and is the first practice-based resource of its kind!

Are you interested in learning how to design and improve Higher Education teaching? Are you looking for a paid internship? Are you an #LJMU #psychology student? Please consider applying for our Liverpool John Moores University Curriculum Enhancement Internship. LJMUHealth RCBB

Most recent evaluation report highlighting the important and impactful work of James’ Place in supporting men experiencing suicidal crisis👇

Still time to apply for the 0.5FTE research assistant job LJMU Psychology and be part of our Suicide and Self-Harm Research Group SSHRG 👇👇👇

New paper from our ALICE study is now published & is open access! Jennifer Chopra Anna Christina Hunt Joanna Kirkby

This looks absolutely incredible for any ECRs in self-harm and suicide with conferences or research visits on the wish list that you don't have the budget to go to. (Of interest netECR International Association for Suicide Prevention Rory O'Connor suicidecultures BPS- Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity ? )

Collaborative research between our team Jennifer Chopra Claire Hanlon and James’ Place on an important community based #SuicidePrevention service for men today in the Liverpool Echo LJMU Psychology SSHRG LJMU Institute for Health Research @LJMUImpact

Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among college students nationwide. In our latest blog, we take a closer look at approaches to help students who struggle with suicidality - bit.ly/3YORm9x

Make sure that you do not miss our Placement Sandwich Year information session if you are an #LJMU BSc #Psychology student interested in improving your #employability by undertaking a year-long placement. It will take place tomorrow (14/03) at 2 pm in TRB 1.43. LJMUHealth

Excellent event in Parliament with Sarah Dangar & others giving visibility to those victims of domestic abuse who have died by suicide. And crucially with recommendations for how to save lives in the future.

From Nov 22 to April this year there were 3690 reports to Merseyside Police where the victims were male… this figure would no doubt be much higher but for the fear of being believed … we have to break the stigma #breakthesilence

Please consider taking part in our study if you’re in the UK 👇

People jailed for killing their partner will lose parental rights, Tories to announce theguardian.com/society/2023/o…

Murder by an ex is a global issue for women. Learn the 8 stages. Here are some tips: * Never go for a ‘last chance’ holiday, coffee, or glass of wine. * Suicide threats to stop you leaving are a threat to you * Don’t trust ‘grand gestures’ to stop you leaving - there will be a