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Suicide Prevention Duration Full Day Course Overview Suicide is an incredibly complex and emotive subject that can have a devastating impact on individuals, families, communities, and professionals. This course will enable delegates to raise their awareness and knowledge of suicide and learn effective strategies to confidently support individuals who may present with suicidal thoughts and behaviours. It will help delegates to explore risk and protective factors around suicide and to understand how to use practical strategies to identify and respond to these signs of risk. Learning Outcomes This course aims to equip delegates with the skills to Increase knowledge and awareness of suicide Explore and increase understanding of at-risk groups Understand suicidal thoughts and factors that influence suicidal behaviours Confidently spot the signs of someone feeling suicidal Recognise people asking for help Understand the barriers people face including stigma and shame Sensitively engage in conversations Explore strategies to assess and respond to risk Refer individuals to emergency services Explore plans, policies, and procedures in order to aid prevention of suicide Methods of Delivery The trainer will use a variety of learning methods to both inform and engage delegates , including group discussions, case studies and role play. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Suicide: Definition, causes and risk factors Early warning signs of distress Effective communication with individuals who present with suicidal ideation Risk Assessment and referring to support/ emergency services Reducing risk, supporting well-being and resilience to aid prevention Target Audience This course will help anyone who would like to improve their understanding of suicide but will be of particular help to individuals and organisations who regularly work on the front line with clients who present with suicidal ideation. Training Considerations No pre-training considerations. Certification The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. Related Courses Mental Health Awareness Personality Disorders Self-harm and suicidal distress Young people's mental health

Suicide Prevention

Duration

Full Day

Course Overview

Suicide is an incredibly complex and emotive subject that can have a devastating impact on individuals, families, communities, and professionals. This course will enable delegates to raise their awareness and knowledge of suicide and learn effective strategies to confidently support individuals who may present with suicidal thoughts and behaviours. It will help delegates to explore risk and protective factors around suicide and to understand how to use practical strategies to identify and respond to these signs of risk.

Learning Outcomes

This course aims to equip delegates with the skills to

Increase knowledge and awareness of suicide
Explore and increase understanding of at-risk groups
Understand suicidal thoughts and factors that influence suicidal behaviours
Confidently spot the signs of someone feeling suicidal
Recognise people asking for help
Understand the barriers people face including stigma and shame
Sensitively engage in conversations
Explore strategies to assess and respond to risk
Refer individuals to emergency services
Explore plans, policies, and procedures in order to aid prevention of suicide

Methods of Delivery

The trainer will use a variety of learning methods to both inform and engage delegates , including group discussions, case studies and role play.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Suicide: Definition, causes and risk factors
Early warning signs of distress
Effective communication with individuals who present with suicidal ideation
Risk Assessment and referring to support/ emergency services
Reducing risk, supporting well-being and resilience to aid prevention

Target Audience

This course will help anyone who would like to improve their understanding of suicide but will be of particular help to individuals and organisations who regularly work on the front line with clients who present with suicidal ideation.

Training Considerations

No pre-training considerations.

Certification

The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

Related Courses

Mental Health Awareness
Personality Disorders
Self-harm and suicidal distress
Young people's mental health


Suicide Prevention Duration: Full Day Course overview: Suicide is an incredibly complex and emotive subject that can have a devastating impact on individuals, families, communities, and professionals. This course will enable delegates to raise their awareness and knowledge of suicide and learn effective strategies to confidently support individuals who may present with suicidal thoughts and behaviours. It will help delegates to explore risk and protective factors around suicide and to understand how to use practical strategies to identify and respond to these signs of risk. Learning outcomes: This course aims to equip delegates with the skills to: · Increase knowledge and awareness of suicide · Explore and increase understanding of at-risk groups · Understand suicidal thoughts and factors that influence suicidal behaviours · Confidently spot the signs of someone feeling suicidal · Recognise people asking for help · Understand the barriers people face including stigma and shame · Sensitively engage in conversations · Explore strategies to assess and respond to risk · Refer individuals to emergency services · Explore plans, policies, and procedures in order to aid prevention of suicide Methods of delivery: The trainer will use a variety of learning methods to both inform and engage delegates , including group discussions, case studies and role play. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Suicide: Definition, causes and risk factors · Early warning signs of distress · Effective communication with individuals who present with suicidal ideation · Risk Assessment and referring to support/ emergency services · Reducing risk, supporting well-being and resilience to aid prevention TARGET AUDIENCE This course will help anyone who would like to improve their understanding of suicide but will be of particular help to individuals and organisations who regularly work on the front line with clients who present with suicidal ideation. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS No pre-training considerations. CERTIFICATION The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. RELATED COURSES Mental Health Awareness Personality Disorders Self-harm and suicidal distress Young people's mental health

Suicide Prevention
Duration: Full Day

Course overview:
Suicide is an incredibly complex and emotive subject that can have a devastating impact on individuals, families, communities, and professionals. This course will enable delegates to raise their awareness and knowledge of suicide and learn effective strategies to confidently support individuals who may present with suicidal thoughts and behaviours. It will help delegates to explore risk and protective factors around suicide and to understand how to use practical strategies to identify and respond to these signs of risk.

Learning outcomes:

This course aims to equip delegates with the skills to:
· Increase knowledge and awareness of suicide
· Explore and increase understanding of at-risk groups
· Understand suicidal thoughts and factors that influence suicidal behaviours
· Confidently spot the signs of someone feeling suicidal
· Recognise people asking for help
· Understand the barriers people face including stigma and shame
· Sensitively engage in conversations
· Explore strategies to assess and respond to risk
· Refer individuals to emergency services
· Explore plans, policies, and procedures in order to aid prevention of suicide

Methods of delivery:

The trainer will use a variety of learning methods to both inform and engage delegates , including group discussions, case studies and role play.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Suicide: Definition, causes and risk factors
· Early warning signs of distress
· Effective communication with individuals who present with suicidal ideation
· Risk Assessment and referring to support/ emergency services
· Reducing risk, supporting well-being and resilience to aid prevention

TARGET AUDIENCE
This course will help anyone who would like to improve their understanding of suicide but will be of particular help to individuals and organisations who regularly work on the front line with clients who present with suicidal ideation.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
No pre-training considerations.

CERTIFICATION
The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

RELATED COURSES
Mental Health Awareness
Personality Disorders
Self-harm and suicidal distress
Young people's mental health