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This course aims to give delegates the knowledge on how to have a conversation that could save a person’s life.

Description

The training session is aimed at anyone who wants to understand more about suicide, how to know when someone may be having thoughts of suicide, how to talk directly and comfortably about suicide, and what we can all do to offer practical support.

Learning Outcomes:

 

  • Be aware of the local and national context of suicide.
  • The importance of suicide awareness
  • Understand how our own attitudes can have an impact.
  • Understand the nature of thoughts of suicide.
  • Understand the many and varied reasons that someone may think of suicide.
  • Be able to ask direct questions about thoughts of suicide.
  • Resources available including Suicide Safety planning.

 

Target Group: Multi-Agency audience

 

Important information

Your emotional safety is our top priority so please consider the following:

This is an interactive course, and we kindly ask that you join with your camera on and be prepared to unmute and contribute to discussions.

You will be asked to empathise with someone who is having thoughts of suicide.

You need to be at least 18 years of age to attend and volunteering or working in the London Borough of Lambeth.

This is not a therapeutic space and you will not be asked to share personal experiences. However, if you have experienced suicide thoughts or attempts yourself, or lost someone to suicide, particularly if this is recent, you should consider if this is the right time to participate in this course.

If you have any special requirements in order to attend, please let us know on the order form.

 

 

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