Participants will learn how to recognize and support a person at risk of suicide through the following internationally recognized, evidence-based intervention framework developed by LivingWorks:
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
June 25 - June 26
Suicide Intervention Foundations
- Understanding suicide as a community and public health issue
- Exploring attitudes, beliefs, and assumptions about suicide
- Recognizing invitations for help and signs that someone may be at risk
- Understanding the impact of thoughts, feelings, and circumstances that can contribute to suicide risk
The Pathway for Assisting Life
- How to engage in a direct and supportive conversation about suicide
- Creating safety through a collaborative, respectful intervention process
- Exploring what contributes to risk and what supports safety
- Developing a safe plan that supports immediate safety and connection to further help
Intervention Skills Practice
- Building confidence in asking directly about suicide
- Practicing active listening, empathy, and staying present in difficult conversations
- Learning how to work with a person to reduce immediate danger
- Identifying resources and supports that can strengthen safety after the intervention
- Participating in guided simulations and interactive skill practice to apply the model in real-life scenarios
Suicide-Safer Communities
- Understanding how caregivers, organizations, and communities can play a role in suicide prevention
- Strengthening readiness to respond effectively and compassionately when someone is at risk
- Reflecting on personal wellness and the importance of support following intervention work
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