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July 17, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (CT)
Working with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts, self-harm, or other mental health crises can feel overwhelming, even for experienced clinicians. This 90-minute training is designed to help therapists, counselors, social workers, and other helping professionals feel more confident navigating suicide risk assessment, safety planning, documentation, and clinical decision-making.
Participants will learn practical strategies for identifying risk, distinguishing between acute and chronic suicidal ideation, determining appropriate levels of care, and creating collaborative safety plans. Through real-world examples and case application, attendees will leave with tools they can immediately apply in practice.
What You'll Learn:
Warning signs, risk factors, and protective factors
Acute vs. chronic suicide risk
Practical suicide risk assessment strategies
Safety planning fundamentals
Determining appropriate interventions and levels of care
Documentation and liability considerations
Clinical decision-making through case examples
Registration Includes:
Live virtual training
Downloadable Crisis Toolkit
Safety planning resources
Risk assessment decision-making flowchart
Recording access
Certificate of completion
CEUs: Approval is currently pending. Participants will be notified if CEUs become available prior to the training date.
Whether you're new to crisis work or looking to strengthen your existing skills, this training will provide practical tools and increased confidence for working with clients in crisis.
July 17, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (CT)
Working with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts, self-harm, or other mental health crises can feel overwhelming, even for experienced clinicians. This 90-minute training is designed to help therapists, counselors, social workers, and other helping professionals feel more confident navigating suicide risk assessment, safety planning, documentation, and clinical decision-making.
Participants will learn practical strategies for identifying risk, distinguishing between acute and chronic suicidal ideation, determining appropriate levels of care, and creating collaborative safety plans. Through real-world examples and case application, attendees will leave with tools they can immediately apply in practice.
What You'll Learn:
Warning signs, risk factors, and protective factors
Acute vs. chronic suicide risk
Practical suicide risk assessment strategies
Safety planning fundamentals
Determining appropriate interventions and levels of care
Documentation and liability considerations
Clinical decision-making through case examples
Registration Includes:
Live virtual training
Downloadable Crisis Toolkit
Safety planning resources
Risk assessment decision-making flowchart
Recording access
Certificate of completion
CEUs: Approval is currently pending. Participants will be notified if CEUs become available prior to the training date.
Whether you're new to crisis work or looking to strengthen your existing skills, this training will provide practical tools and increased confidence for working with clients in crisis.