Our Vision Matters
Driving Positive Change
At SPSJRC, we strive for realistic solutions and impactful policy changes in suicide prevention. Our team of dedicated PhD researchers focuses on integrating social justice into mental health initiatives, promoting understanding and empathy across communities.
Our Research
About us and our Research
Homelessness
Our research into homelessness highlights urgency in support services and their effects on mental health.
Domestic Abuse
We examine the impact of domestic abuse and its correlation with suicidal ideation and behavior.
Media Representation
Analyzing media representation helps us understand public perceptions and the need for responsible reporting.
Addiction
Conducting in-depth analyses to understand the complex relationships between alcohol addiction and suicidal behaviours.
Meet Our Experts
Get to know our dedicated researchers.
Josmi Puthettu Jose
Homelessness
Josmi addresses the intersection of suicide and homelessness, advocating for effective policy measures.
Camille Ilett
Domestic Abuse
Camille's work on domestic abuse reveals its critical links to mental health crises.
Patricia Routh
Media Representation
Patricia Routh studies media representation, promoting ethical journalism in discussing suicide.
Koren-Marie Cowap
Addiction
Koren's work on domestic alcohol addiction reveals its critical links to mental health crises.
Our Collaborators
We partner with organizations committed to mental health and social justice to broaden our impact.