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Feb 2, 2024 – About 250 Australians attempt suicide each day – mainly healthy young females

Nov 23, 2023 – Turn your mobile phone into a life saver

Sept 5, 2023 – New “Prevent A Suicide: What To Say” mobile app released! Hold on to life.

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Sept 14, 2023 – From IMPACT: Compelling News from the Refugee and Migrant sector. Preventing Suicide in Diverse Communities.

Audio Interviews

Apr 5, 2024 – Nadia Mitsopoulos on ABC Perth Mornings interviews Prof. David Horgan about the catalyst behind the app called ‘Prevent a Suicide: What to Say’.

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Nov 28, 2023 – Oriti Rushing on Breakfast News ABC Radio interviews Prof. David Horgan about the “Prevent A Suicide: What to Say” app.

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Nov 28, 2023 – 2BS Radio’s Jac Underwood interviews Prof. David Horgan about the “Prevent A Suicide: What to Say” app.

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Sept 10, 2023 – 2GB Sydney Radio interview with Prof. David Horgan about the new “Prevent A Suicide: What to Say” app and World Suicide Prevention Day.

Sept 9, 2023 – SBS News segment with Prof. David Horgan (Founder, ASPF) and Prof. Pat McGorrry (Orygen, Australia). “In the lead up to World Suicide Prevention Day, mental health professionals are saying high-pressure occupations contribute to increased suicidal tendencies. There are indications that there is inadequate provision for mental health care in Australia. A new app has been released to help combat the situation.”

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Sept 7, 2023 – ABC Radio’s Belinda King interviews Prof. David Horgan about the new “Prevent A Suicide: What to Say” app and World Suicide Prevention Day.

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