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Facing my fear of public speaking to become a lived experience media spokesperson representing those navigating life after suicide

By Ellie Hatto, June 2023 I was amazed at the poise and confidence my friend and colleague exhibited as she addressed a roomful of people from across the UK to celebrate the one-year anniversary of her community interest company, set up to transform the way children and young people are supported after suicide bereavement, particularly […]

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10 years after my dad’s death by suicide, the top 10 things that still surprise me

By Ellie Hatto, July 2023 A personal reflection of real life after suicide, to encourage understanding and inspire hope Exactly 10 years ago to the day, I witnessed the aftermath of my 82-year-old dad’s suicide. He didn’t leave a note to explain why (it wasn’t his style), but I believe his decision was based around

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Advocating for Compassion and Better Treatment: Transforming the Coroner’s Inquest System for Those Bereaved by Suicide 

By Ellie Hatto, January 2024 This thought piece aims to amplify the voices of those who have lost a loved one to suicide, shining a light and raising awareness of their subpar experiences within the flawed coroner’s inquest system. Additionally, I urge individuals and organisations involved in shaping the system to reflect on how their actions

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