Suicide Prevention

This suicide prevention course is designed to help participants understand, and respond to signs of suicidal ideation and behavior.

Course Summary

This comprehensive course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to identify, understand, and respond effectively to signs of suicidal ideation and behavior.

It provides a deep dive into the multifaceted aspects of suicide and suicide prevention, including its psychological, social, and cultural dimensions. The course emphasizes practical intervention strategies, fostering a supportive environment, and promoting mental wellness.

Understand the Fundamentals of Suicide:

Define and understand the epidemiology of suicide. Identify risk factors and warning signs associated with suicidal behavior. Recognize the impact of mental health disorders, trauma, and substance abuse on suicidal tendencies.

Assessing Risk and Protective Factors:

Learn to assess the immediate risk of suicide through evidence-based tools and techniques. Understand protective factors that can mitigate the risk of suicide. Develop skills to create a safety plan and crisis response strategies.

Intervention Techniques:

Explore the C.A.R.E (Connect, Assess, Respond, and Empower) intervention model. Practice active listening and empathetic communication skills. Learn how to safely de-escalate a crisis situation and provide appropriate support.

Postvention Strategies:

Understand the importance of postvention in reducing the risk of suicide contagion. Learn how to support individuals and communities affected by suicide. Develop strategies for coping with loss and promoting healing and resilience.

Building a Supportive Environment:

Explore ways to foster a supportive and stigma-free environment for those at risk. Learn about community resources and how to connect individuals with the appropriate help. Discuss the role of policy and advocacy in suicide prevention.

Price

POE

Duration

3 Hour Workshop

Location

Various

Syllabus

Introduction to Suicide Prevention
Risk and Protective Factors
Identification and Assessment
Intervention Strategies (C.A.R.E Model)
Connect, Assess, Respond, Empower
Postvention and Support
Creating a Supportive Environment

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certification in Suicide Prevention, which can be used to demonstrate their commitment and competence in this critical area.

Assessment

Assessment will take place continuously throughout the course.

Enquiries

Did You Know?

Suicide prevention programs train employees and managers to recognize warning signs and provide timely support to at-risk individuals.
Providing confidential access to mental health professionals or employee assistance programs ensures employees have the support they need.
Workplace initiatives promote open conversations about mental health, fostering an inclusive environment where employees feel safe seeking help.
Workshops and training equip employees with the knowledge and tools to support themselves and others, creating a more compassionate and proactive workplace culture.
Suicide prevention efforts contribute to a healthier workplace by prioritizing mental health, reducing stress, and promoting overall well-being.

The Lifeline Training Methodology

Lectures and Presentations
Detailed lectures by experts in mental health.

Interactive Workshops
Hands-on activities and role-playing scenarios to practice skills.

Distance Learning
Can be offered locally & Globally

Case Studies
Analysis of real-life cases to understand practical application and can be custom-tailored.

Group Discussions
Facilitated discussions to share experiences and insights.

Resource Materials
Comprehensive handouts, toolkits, and access to online resources.