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Suicide Prevention Training
Our Suicide Prevention Training is a comprehensive program designed to equip participants with the skills needed to assist individuals at risk for suicide. While many healthcare professionals use ASIST, it is accessible to anyone aged 16 or older, regardless of their professional background.
Key Objectives
Recognizing Signs of Suicide:
Participants learn to identify when someone may be experiencing suicidal thoughts.
They gain the ability to engage in direct conversations about suicide with empathy and sensitivity.
Intervention Techniques:
ASIST teaches effective intervention strategies.
Participants work collaboratively with at-risk individuals to create safety plans that support immediate well-being.
Program Components
Skills Development: Participants practice active listening, empathetic communication, and crisis intervention techniques.
Role-Playing Scenarios: Realistic scenarios help participants apply their skills in simulated situations.
Resource Sharing: Participants learn about community resources and referral pathways.
Who Can Benefit?
Community Members: ASIST is valuable for teachers, parents, friends, and neighbors.
Healthcare Professionals: Nurses, counselors, and social workers enhance their suicide prevention skills.
First Responders: Police officers, paramedics, and firefighters can better support individuals in crisis.
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