Suicide Awarness: Focussed Intervention Strategies
Empower Yourself to Prevent Suicide: A Transformational Workshop for Mental Health Professionals
This workshop is designed to equip mental health care professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to confidently identify and respond to suicidal thoughts in clients. You’ll gain valuable insights into the risks, realities, and interventions surrounding suicide, empowering you to act effectively in moments of crisis.
Through this one-day workshop, you will explore the complexities of suicide from youth to the elderly, with a blend of factual information and philosophical inquiry that helps deepen empathy and connection with suicidal individuals.
What You’ll Learn:
This comprehensive workshop will guide you through key areas, including:
Myths and Facts About Suicide: Dispel common misconceptions and understand the truths that can impact intervention.
Understanding Suicidal Thoughts: Gain insights into the context behind suicidal ideation and learn how to interpret these signals.
Intervention Techniques: Discover practical strategies to help someone at risk, including assessing the lethality of their mindset.
Supporting Survivors: Learn how to provide support to family, friends, colleagues, and others impacted by suicide.
Special Groups at Risk: Explore how certain populations, such as the LGBTQIA+ community, cultural minorities, veterans, and others, may be at heightened risk.
Workshop Sessions:
Trends and Perspectives on Suicide: Explore global trends and patterns of suicidality.
Attitudes Toward Suicide: Understand societal beliefs that shape our response to suicide.
Warning Signs & Risk Factors: Learn to identify the signs that signal suicidal behavior.
Helping the Suicidal Person: Practical tools and crisis intervention techniques to apply in real-time.
Supporting Survivors: How to help those left behind after a suicide.
Special Groups & Societal Institutions: Examine how schools, religious groups, and various community sectors play a role in suicide prevention.
Workshop Objectives:
By the end of the workshop, you will feel:
Confident in identifying suicidal tendencies.
Equipped with effective crisis intervention strategies.
Prepared to help individuals and their loved ones navigate the aftermath of suicide.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is tailored for Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Social Workers, Counselors, School Counsellors, HR Professionals, and any health or mental health professionals who work with clients in a counseling or caregiving capacity.
Register Today!
Take the first step toward enhancing your ability to identify and intervene in suicide cases.
Can’t find a date? Email us to express your interest, and we’ll notify you when we schedule the next workshop!
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