Publications
La prévention des blessures et le suicide
Fiche d’information – La prévention des blessures et le suicide. En 2010, au Canada, les blessures ont coûté 26,8 milliards de dollars.
November 18, 2017Les soins tenant compte des traumatismes et le suicide
Dans l’approche des soins tenant compte des traumatismes, on pose la question : « Que vous est-il arrivé? » plutôt que « Qu’est-ce qui ne va pas? »
November 18, 2017L’intimidation et le suicide
Lorsque l’intimidation s’accompagne d’autres facteurs de risque, elle entraîne souvent des idées suicidaires.
November 18, 2017Trauma and suicide
Trauma-informed care is holistic and can both prevent the individual from experiencing further trauma as well as help them recover from previous experiences.
November 18, 2017Injury prevention and suicide
Intentional injuries differ from unintentional injuries: intentional injuries are intended to cause harm & are directly linked to mental health issues.
November 18, 2017Bullying and suicide
Bullying is related to negative psychological, emotional and behavioural outcomes. Bullying is also linked to several precursors to thoughts of suicide.
November 18, 2017Aiming for Perfection: The Zero Suicide Movement
By improving patient care and changing attitudes about suicide, the Zero Suicide Initiative strives to eliminate suicide completely.
September 11, 2017An open letter to my fellow “southern” Canadians
In honour of National Aboriginal Day we've written an open letter to our fellow southern Canadians about Inuit, who have some of the highest suicide rates in the world.
June 21, 2017The workplace and suicide prevention
This resource toolkit is a collection of facts, figures & best preventative practices regarding suicide in the workplace.
May 23, 2017Trauma and suicide in Indigenous people
Trauma is very common among people in Canada, and the Indigenous people in Canada (First Nations, Metis and the Inuit) have nearly 4 times the risk of severe trauma than the non-Indigenous population.
April 27, 2017