Learn foundational knowledge and approaches to supporting someone who is having thoughts of suicide.
Learning Objectives:
- Greater confidence in having conversations about suicide.
- The ability to recognize signs that someone may be having thoughts of suicide.
- Knowledge and application of the CPR Support acronym to clearly ask about suicide, assess risk, and create an effective safety plan.
Outline:
- Statistics on suicide in Canada
- Myths and misconceptions around suicide
- Specific risk factors determining the likelihood of a suicide attempt
- Recognizing emotional and behavioural signs of suicidal thoughts
- CPR Support acronym as a guide for conversations about suicide
- Risk assessment staircase – tiered responses to different likelihoods of suicide attempts
- Conversations maps – practical examples of how to apply these skills
- Suicide intervention flowchart – decision making guide
- Practice scenarios
- Helpful resources
Ratings and Reviews
Rashmika PatelGood knowledge to help people who think or planing to suicide, how can we help them
johnny nguyenreally thought out and put together,didnt know what to expect, throughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it to anyone to futher their knowledge
Jadranka PocrnicThis course answer many of my quesions and gave me direct and clear info how to approach the person in need of help.
Sarah ElliottGreat course for the foundational knowledge of suicide prevention and intervention.
Brandi FarvoldenI really appreciated the way this course was laid out. It put the advice and conversation starters into practical terms and gave a variety of examples. This definitely has helped me to understand the importance of being open, honest, and how to follow that up with supports.
Amelia LaceyVery helpful information
Angie Anderson.
Woneta BruceIt was a well put together course.it was informative and helpful. I just wish I would have been allowed to print my certificate
Mitchell CaplinThis course was very helpful in learning about how to help someone who may be experiencing thoughts or plans of suicide, in an interactive way of learning. I have taken other courses in the past on suicide prevention, including ASIST, but that this course really took the time to break down the language and stigma around suicide and provide a framework to approach the concerns of suicide.
I am glad their was a acromion to use as well as the resources that can be accessed easily through their websites I found the lesson very easy to understand and that it was to the point