Impact of theatre interventions on mental health: a systematic literature review and meta-analysis Background Theatre interventions such as psychodrama are increasingly being used to help individuals with mental health conditions. Previous findings provided mixed results on the impact of theatre in...

🎭 Can theatre interventions improve mental health?
New study led by @griffith.edu.au's #AISRAP explores psychodrama’s role in reducing anxiety, depression & PTSD—advocating creative approaches beyond traditional therapy.
Read more 👉 doi.org/10.1136/jech...
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📢 Suicide rates in Brazil are rising—especially among Indigenous peoples & adolescents.
A systematic review (2019–2024) highlights urgent gaps in care, research, & training. Collab of Luiza Wille Augustin, @griffith.edu.au's Prof Kairi Kõlves & Pamela Rinozi.
🔗 doi.org/10.3390/ijer... #AISRAP

News from Vienna! @iaspinfo.bsky.social 33rd World Congress-Prof Kairi Kõlves joins the Partnerships for Life panel, cofacilitates the preconference workshop & presents on suicide surveillance in the Western Pacific & Delphi study findings at #Lifeways symposium. #IASP2025
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New study offers breakthrough in suicide prevention  - Griffith News A major study has produced a series of international expert recommendations on how to better implement suicide prevention strategies, marking a critical

Griffith's #AISRAP researchers, led by Dr. Sadhvi Krishnamoorthy and Prof Kairi Kõlves, in collab with a global multi-institutional research team, share 82 recommendations to enhance #suicideprevention strategies. 🔎 tinyurl.com/22factab
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📢Important commentary from @griffith.edu.au, #AISRAP & #The University of Melbourne researchers led by Prof Kairi Kolves, highlights the need for more research into the impact of #climatechange on #suicidality. Out now in @thelancet.bsky.social ⬇️ doi.org/10.1016/j.la...