Mental Health First Aid guidelines for helping a suicidal person: a Delphi consensus study in India

As part of the process outlined above, AMHFA guide- lines for assisting an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person experiencing suicidal thoughts or suicidal behav- iour

We have also successfully used this method to develop mental health first aid guidelines for depression and psychosis using panels of professionals, consumers and carers [6,7]..

The panels reached consensus on strategies to: recognize problem drinking; approach someone if there is concern about their drinking; support that person to change their drinking

This research aimed to develop culturally appropriate guidelines for providing first aid to an Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who is experiencing a mental

As part of the process outlined above, AMHFA guide- lines for assisting an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person engaging in NSSI were first developed in 2009. The aim of

Method: Two panels of experts in perinatal mental health (21 consumer advocates and 39 professionals) participated in a Delphi consensus study to establish how partners can support

The aim of this study was to establish guidelines on how someone should apply mental health first aid to a co-worker or employee developing or experiencing a common mental

Method: Two panels of experts in perinatal mental health (21 consumer advocates and 39 professionals) participated in a Delphi consensus study to establish how partners can support