Naturalistic Studies - Scottish wellbeing study
- Psychological factors in self-harm
- Social Comparisons, perception of social rank and suicide risk
- Compassion and suicide risk
- Impact of patient suicide on practicioners
- Investigating adolescent risk factors for suicide and self-harm
- Investigating how parents cope following the loss of a child
- Assessing whether social cognition models predict self-harm
- Developing & evaluating the Paediatric Anxiety and Depression Index
- Understanding what suicide notes tell us about the suicidal mind
- Investigating public attitudes to mental health and mental wellbeing
- Understanding the relationship between perfectionism and health
- Investigating the relationship between intimate partner violence and suicide risk
- Investigating the relationship between attachment, parental style and suicidal ideation
- Impulsivity, decision-making & suicide risk
- Multimorbidity and suicidal behaviour
| Experimental Studies - Facial expressions of emotion and suicide risk
- Facebook and social media use and suicide risk
- Self-compassion, autobiographical memory and self-harm
- Behavioural (implicit) markers of suicide risk
- The relationship between social stress & pain sensitivity
- The relationship between defeat & pain sensitivity
- The relationship between stress reactivity and suicide risk
- Problem-solving and suicide risk
- Psychophysiology and self-harm
- Evaluating the relationship between health behaviours and wellbeing
Qualitative Studies - Investigating the relationship between parental attachment and suicidal attempts
- Understanding and exploring LGBT+ young people’s suicidal thoughts and attempts in Scotland
Interventions - Testing the utility of safety planning interventions such as Safetel
- Evaluating suicide prevention programmes
- Testing the utility of a volitional helpsheet to reduce self-harm
- Assessing risk assessment measures within an NHS Trust
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