Ella Arensman
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Ella Arensman is a leading figure in suicide prevention and public mental health, whose work bridges epidemiology, intervention science, and workplace health. Her research centers on understanding suicidal behavior, improving risk assessment, and developing evidence-based prevention strategies across clinical and community settings. Arensman has made seminal contributions to the study of self-harm and suicide, particularly through large-scale cohort studies and systematic reviews that have shaped international guidelines. Her work on the psychological and social determinants of suicide risk has been cited over 10,000 times, reflecting its profound influence on policy and practice. She has led major initiatives such as the European Alliance Against Depression and the WHO’s suicide prevention programs, and her recent projects, including the Horizon-Europe WISEWORK-C cluster, extend her expertise to promoting mental health in evolving workplaces amid digitalization and green transitions. Arensman’s leadership in the International Association for Suicide Prevention and her role as Chief Scientist at the National Suicide Research Foundation underscore her status as a transformative researcher whose work saves lives.
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