Hello, I'm Tom Crane, and I'm Sibran Shah, and we are the hosts of my favourite takeaway.

The podcast, where we meet fantastic celebrity guests, share their very favourite takeaway

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Hello, I'm Gemma, and welcome to another episode of Good Influence. This is the podcast

where each week you and I meet a guest, who will help us pay attention to something we

should know about, as well as answer some of your questions.

This episode features discussion of suicidal thoughts and behaviours. Please listen with

care and put your mental health first. We'll be linking to some support resources in the

show notes, so please do use them if you need to.

This week, we're talking about suicide and prevention. Why we should face our fear of

talking about suicide, how researchers seek to widen our understanding, and how we can

look to prevent suicide deaths.

So joining me this week is Rory O'Connor. Rory is a professor of health psychology, director

of the suicidal behaviour research lab at the University of Glasgow and head of the

mental health and wellbeing group there. He's a president of the International Association

for Suicide Prevention, a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and sits on the science

council for the charity MQ Mental Health Research, as well as many other accolades and board

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