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Centre for Suicide Research

Depression Epidemiology Evidence based treatment Mental illness Prevention Risk assessment Risk factors Self-harm Suicide
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Founded in 1976

Longest-running UK self-harm monitoring system

Contributed to changes to health policy and national guidelines

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At the Centre for Suicide Research, we investigate the extent, nature and causes of self-harm and suicide and translate the findings into implications for prevention, treatment and support. Our work has had tangible benefits in terms of national and international policy, with significant public health impact.

We have developed resources for people bereaved by suicide, for parents and carers of young people who self-harm, for prevention of suicide clusters, and for clinicians, including guidance on assessment and treatment following self-harm..

We collaborate with a range of investigators and other stakeholders in both the UK and other countries worldwide and lead the Multicentre Study of Self-harm in England.

 

The Centre for Suicide Research has had an outstanding impact on the prevention of suicide and self-harm in the UK and internationally, conducting studies of the highest quality that have brought new insights and helped shape policy and practice. The range of research – from epidemiology to bereavement support, from young people to NHS staff, is extraordinary.”

Professor Sir Louis Appleby, Director of the National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness

Our team

Selected publications

Other CSR members

Fiona Brand - Research Nurse

John Ryall - Research Assistant

Anne Stewart - Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist

Karen Lascelles - Nurse Consultant

Samantha Groves - Research Assistant/Doctoral student

Related research themes

Applied Clinical Research – developing, delivering, and evaluating evidence-based treatments for mental illness
Developing, delivering, and evaluating evidence-based treatments