IASP Honours 2025 Award Recipients at World Congress in Vienna
IASP proudly honoured the 2025 recipients of its prestigious awards during a special ceremony held yesterday at the 33rd World Congress in Vienna.
IASP proudly honoured the 2025 recipients of its prestigious awards during a special ceremony held yesterday at the 33rd World Congress in Vienna.
IASP was honoured to join global health leaders at the 78th World Health Assembly in Geneva, where mental health continued to gain vital momentum on the global policy agenda.
The World Health Organization’s newly released report, Suicide Worldwide in 2021: Global Health Estimates, reveals a global total of 727,000 suicide deaths, up from 703,000 in 2019, underscoring the ongoing challenge suicide presents to global public health.
As we approach the 33rd IASP World Congress next week in Vienna, I want to take a moment to reflect on our collective achievements and the exciting opportunities ahead.
Partnerships for Life is a flagship initiative established by the International Association for Suicide Prevention that aims to expedite efforts globally to reduce the incidence of suicide and suicidal behaviour.
The ‘Reach In, Reach Out’ podcast series aims to encourage understanding around the complexities of suicide, reduce stigma surrounding the topic and spark meaningful conversations.
IASP’s COVID-19 Resource Centre aims to provide information for those seeking resources related to the pandemic and suicidal behaviour, suicidal ideation and self-harm.
@ProfChanLaiFong @theborneopost @mycontentforum @mediha_m @AwasMalaysia @IASPinfo Thanks to Hatim, Kai Shuen and our funder in Social Development Council of Sarawak on this work on gatekeeper training for suicide prevention in crisis intervention officers locally in Miri and Bintulu divisions - which we found that self efficacy improves.
So honored to receive the Farberow award for outstanding contribution to suicide bereavement and lived experience #IASPVIENNA2025 @ukcosw #not6
@ProfChanLaiFong summarised the work in Malaysia including highlighting strengths in LMIC including collectivism, ban of HHP, decriminalisation of suicide attempts, postvention & the 🇲🇾 media work: Jen’s journey from @theborneopost and the guidance by @mycontentforum & @mediha_m.
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