11th February 2016

Welcome NO MORE suicide – time to change 2016 Suicide Prevention Summit Thursday 11th February 2016 Everton Football Club

#nomoresuicide

Life After Suicide documentary will be repeated at 10.45pm on BBC One, Wednesday 17 February Professor Green: Suicide And Me will be repeated at

11.45pm on BBC One, Thursday 18 February www.bbc.co.uk

In The Mind - season of programming on BBC One exploring mental health issues

CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight

Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free)

Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm

AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

For help and support…

Dr Luke Sullivan, Director, Men’s Minds Matter

“The problem with men is……………”

“The problem with men is…….”

Dr Luke Sullivan Clinical Psychologist – Enfield Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team (NHS)

Director – Men’s Minds Matter CIC website: www.mensmindsmatter.org email: DrLukeSullivan@mensmindsmatter..org

Enfield Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team

Average life expectancy 3/4 years less than women

Greater risk from nearly all major

causes of illness and injury

Die younger across all age group

Take more risks with their health and well-being

Make up 90% of the prison population Vast majority of

those who are homeless

More substance abuse and

dependence

Significantly higher rates of

suicide

Equality Pronunciation: /ɪˈkwɒlɪti 'The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities‘ Inequalities for men exist in relation to their physical, social and psychological well-being

Suicide

• Over 800 000 deaths per year (WHO, 2015) • One person every 40 seconds • 2012 - 15th leading cause of death (WHO, 2012) • 2nd leading cause of death among 20-29 year

old (WHO, 2015) • Biggest killer of men aged 20 – 49 in the UK • Why the silence?

• Willful Blindness (Margaret Heffernan, 2011)

• Gender Blindness (Seager, Barry & Sullivan, In Press)

Barriers to talking about gender and suicide

• Suicide is difficult to talk about • Social inequalities • Inequality and majority groups • Gender is important • Power and dominance (patriarchy) • Feminism and the women’s movement

The Women’s Movement

• Equality for women • Right to vote • Equality in education • Equality in the workplace

Female age standardised suicide statistics between 1981 – 2011 by UK region

Male age standardised suicide statistics between 1981 – 2011 by UK region

Male/Female age standardised ratio of suicides between 1981 – 2011 by UK region

Raise Awareness • Men’s Health Forum • CALM • Samaritans • Mind • Time to Change • Men’s Minds Matter • Wilfully Aware Individuals

Understand the issue(s)

http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj9lNOYwujKAhXHXBQKHYE-ClsQjRwIBw&url=http://twirlit.com/2012/08/28/5-relationship-mistakes-that-are-making-your-romance-less-awesome/male-brain/&psig=AFQjCNEFG9qHjhOIopLyzEuU-z6VOEzdrA&ust=1455032190129782

Reasons for overdose Ranked most to least commonly endorsed

• The situation was so unbearable I had to do something and didn’t know what else to do • I wanted to die • I wanted to escape for a while from and impossible situation • I wanted to get relief from a terrible state of mind • I wanted to make people understand how desperate I was feeling • I wanted to make things easier for others • I wanted to get help from someone • I wanted to show how much I loved someone • I wanted to try to get someone to change their mind • I wanted to try to find out if someone really loved me or not • I wanted to make people sorry for they way they have treated me • I wanted to frighten someone • I wanted to get my own back on someone

Work together

• Everyone’s responsibility • Suicide is a local issue • Local collaborative approach • Communities working together • Build and pool resources

Help for people in crisis • Social support (friend, family, communities) • GP’s • Helplines • CRHTT’s • Crisis houses • Inpatient services • Police • Accident and Emergency

Improve psychological resilience

• Improve emotional awareness • Increase psychological resilience • Build mentally healthier workplaces • Build mentally healthier communities

Identify your at risk groups? • People with mental health problem • Homeless • Prison population • Men

– Psycho-social crises – Loss (relationships, work, sense of self) – Feeling trapped – Exhausted all options – Isolated

Services for men • Gender sensitive • Compassionate and understanding • Psychologically informed (reduce isolation,

activity based) • Aimed at improving men’s physical, social and

psychological wellbeing • Encourage peer support • Humour

Examples of Services for Men & Boys

• Music and Change • Men’s Sheds • Men’s Minds Matter (Men’s Therapy Group,

Men’s Institute)

Support those bereaved by suicide

• Suicides will continue to happen • Devastating effect on families and friends • Support for people bereaved by suicide

A Movement for Men

• Understand the needs of men and boys • Improve the physical, mental and social well-

being of men • Redefine masculinities • Challenge inequalities where they exist • Embrace the strengths of men and boys

Summary • Address inequalities where they exist • Raise awareness of the problem • Understand the issue of suicide and gender • Services and effective interventions for at risk

groups • Joined up, multi-faceted, multiagency local

approach • Build psychologically resilience

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

Oz Osborne, Director, Outsiders Community Consultants CIC Introducing Will Randle, Time to Change Tackle the Stigma

Tack l e t he Sti g m a

Fo ot bal l , m en an d m en t al heal t h

Wi l l Ran d l e an d Oz Osbo r n e

The Bi g Mat ch T im e to Chan ge

Ver sus

Ment al Heal t h Sti g m a

Tact i cs Tack l i n g t he chal l en ge o f get t i n g m en to t al k

about m en t al heal t h

T T C & MENt al Heal t h

Sco ut i n g

Oz Osbor n e

‘Ho w I d i sco ver ed t he pl ayer t o hel p u s w i n t he

b ig m at ch’

Pl ayer Devel o pm en t

Wi l l Ran d l e

➢Jo i n i ng t he t eam

➢My f i r st gam e f o r T T C

➢My best per f o r m an ces

En t er t a in i n g t he C ro wd … a l i ve s k i l l s d e m o n st r at io n !

‘ chat t o m e i f yo u can , co s I ’m a Tim e to Chan g e m an

an d what yo u ’r e l i st en i n g to, i s t he m a st er pl an’

Man o f t he Mat ch

Be t he 12th Man … suppo r t each o t her

Achi ev i n g Ou r G o al s

F in al Sco r e

Men t al Heal t h Sti g m a n i l

T im e to Chan ge wo n !

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

Malcolm Rae Co-Founder State of Mind Sport and Independent Health Care Advisor Dr Phil Cooper, Nurse Consultant Dual Diagnosis , 5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Jimmy Gittins and Danny Sculthorpe, State of Mind, Sports Trustees Collaboration with Sport, Tacking Stigma and Promoting Mental Fitness

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

Drama Performance, Liverpool John Moores University “Misery for all to see”

WHO ARE WE ? M.F.A.T.S is a theatrically based organisation that wants to raise

awareness for mental health, through the arts, most notably depression and suicide in men. We are four drama students from

Liverpool John Moores University that wish to make a difference and help save the male.

THE CONNECT 5 SCHEME

The M.F.A.T.S team has taken part in two Connect 5 sessions concentrating on ways to work with mental wellbeing in everyday

practice. We have met some amazing people and learnt an incredible amount about

mental health.

We saw how people from all different backgrounds and occupations where willing

to educate themselves around mental wellbeing. We have only brushed the surface of mental health and we want to get people

talking about the elephant in the room.

M.F.A.T.S ONLINE Thanks to the help of: C.A.L.M, Paul White and Katie Johnson we have been able to reach over a thousands followers on our twitter page. For the last five months we have been spreading the message of mental health and promoting C.A.L.M’S fantastic support line from the hours of 5pm and Midnight. Using our web site www.mfats.co.uk we have collected over 30 stories and experiences from people who have been affected by suicide and depression.

MISERY FOR ALL TO SEE

Nothing is more powerful than using the words of real people. Every story you are about to see is real and taken from an experience of somebody in the world who has been affected in some way by mental health. Please don't be a man down. We hope you enjoy the performance.

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

REFRESHMENT BREAK

Mark Boyns, Opening up Cricket https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXnSp3NQo1k

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

Michael Salla, Director Health and Sport & Professor Andrew Smith, Professor of Sport and Physical Activity, Everton in the Community &Tom Duffell, PhD Researcher, Edge Hill University A Collaborative Approach: Sport, Physical Activity and Mental Health

Everton in the Community

Suicide Summit

Michael Salla

NIL SATIS NISI OPTIMUM

11th February 2016

About us

• Official Charity of Everton Football Club

• Established in 1988

• The iconic symbol of Everton Football Club used to positively engage and inspire all members of society

• 80+ highly prestigious awards:

National Sports Industry Award

Community Club of the Year

Prime Minister’s Big Society Award

Best Community Scheme in Europe

Four Delivery Pillars

Sport & Disability

Health and Wellbeing

Employment & Education

Youth Engagement

60+ Community Projects

Reach 20,000+ participants every year

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Everton in the Community ‘Delivery sites’

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Health and Wellbeing

Current Situation Liverpool: Fourth most deprived local authority in England (IMD, 2015)

Areas of focus:

1. Long term conditions

2. Mental health

3. Ageing population

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Life Course Provision

Born a Blue Stand Together

21 projects

Peoples Family Project

Tackling the Blues

Active Blues

KVH

Goodison to Gashaka

Walk of Life Men’s Health

Menopausal Project

Bluebelles

Environmental Project

Asylum Seekers

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Workplace Wellbeing

Goodison Screening

Goals for Life

EuroFIT

Pass on the Memories

Imagine Your Goals

Healthy Blues

Girls On Side Smokefree

Sports

Active Centre

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Mental Health Provision

1. Imagine Your Goals

2. Employ New Tactics

3. Healthy Blues

4. Pass on the Memories

5. Girls On Side

Long-standing partnership with Mersey Care NHS Trust

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Education Research Training

MSc Sport, Physical Activity and Mental Health

PhD research projects

Community sport Service user needs led Funding and evaluation

Community sport CPD and bespoke

Conferences, workshops

Unique Collaboration: EitC and Edge Hill University

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Some Programmes

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Who?

300 young people aged 8-14

Living in north-west

Diagnosed with mental illness

‘At risk’ of developing mental illness

What?

Sport, physical activity

Brand

Schools

Parents

Peer mentoring

Identifying Impact Social and

economic returns

Psychometric measures

Focus groups,

interviews

Process monitoring evaluation

@TacklingBlues

Jonesjon@edgehill.ac.uk

Tackling the Blues: Promoting Young People’s Mental Health

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Evidencing Need

Area Mental health disorder

Conduct disorder

Emotional disorder

Knowsley 10.6 6.6 4.1

Manchester 10.5 6.6 4.1

Liverpool 10.4 6.4 4.1

Blackpool 10.3 6.4 4.0

Blackburn and Darwen

10.2 6.3 3.9

North-West (average)

9.6 5.9 3.7

England (average)

9.3 5.6 3.6

http://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile-group/mental-health (PHE 2015)

Estimated prevalence of mental health, conduct and emotional disorders among 5-16-year-olds in north-west England (%) (based on PHE 2015)

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Identifying Impact

• The brand: necessary but insufficient condition

• Relationships: supportive, engaging and non-authoritarian between mentors and participants

• Focus on diversity of activities, experiences, satisfaction and inter-personal relations

• On-going consultation with young people key; activities matched to preferences

• Sport and educational activities: fun, informality, variety, choice, engagement

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Active Blues: Men’s Health

@EitC @Active_Blues Thomas.Duffell@edgehill.ac.uk

Socially isolated and lonely

Physically inactive

Poor diet

From an area of high socio-

economic deprivation

Poor mental health

Type 2 diabetes

Musculoskeletal conditions

Cardiovascular disease

Obesity Obesity

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Recruitment - Lads Night In

@EitC @Active_Blues Thomas.Duffell@edgehill.ac.uk

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Questions

• CALM, 0800 58 58 58 - 5pm – Midnight • Samaritans, 116 123 - 24hrs (free) • Papyrus, 0800 068 41 41 - Free & Confidential

• SOBS, 0300 111 5065 - 9am - 9pm • AMPARO, 0330 088 9255 - 9am - 5pm

• NHS 111 or 999 in an emergency

GROUP WORK

1. How can sports groups in your area be encouraged to participate in mental wellbeing/suicide prevention activities? 2. How will you measure and report success? 3. Time to change - what is happening in your area, what more can be done? 4. How could a joint approach support your local area?

Thank you for attending #nomoresuicide

The presentations can be accessed via

www.champspublichealth.com

www.no-more.co.uk