Samari-thon is our annual fundraiser where community members walk, run, create, or move in honor of suicide prevention. We invite you to explore the fundraiser pages, read their stories, and consider joining in by creating your own or donating to support this life-saving work. Every step helps us reach more people in crisis.
Have you ever felt like someone needs help but didn’t know how to start the conversation? Afraid you’ll make things worse if you bring it up? You’re not alone. Many of us—even professionals—struggle to start these important conversations. Sometimes the pressure feels overwhelming, we’re uncomfortable, or we just don’t know how to help if something is wrong. This webinar is here to help you navigate those uncertainties.
We’ll share practical tips for breaking the ice, approaching sensitive topics, and creating space for open dialogue. Learn how to tackle the conversations that matter most with confidence and empathy.
This program will help you make sense of the abundance of information on suicide and mental health. Gain the insight needed to make informed decisions and navigate these critical issues with confidence.
This program benefits family members, educators, counselors, clinicians, administrators, HR, and EAP staff involved in crisis response, care/ treatment, and for anyone looking to grasp the complexities of topic.
Have you ever felt like someone needs help but didn’t know how to start the conversation? Afraid you’ll make things worse if you bring it up? You’re not alone. Many of us—even professionals—struggle to start these important conversations. Sometimes the pressure feels overwhelming, we’re uncomfortable, or we just don’t know how to help if something is wrong. This webinar is here to help you navigate those uncertainties.
We’ll share practical tips for breaking the ice, approaching sensitive topics, and creating space for open dialogue. Learn how to tackle the conversations that matter most with confidence and empathy.
This program focuses on debunking myths about mental health and suicide, exploring common misconceptions and the fears behind them.
Through these discussions, we aim to fight stigma and boost awareness, easing the fears and concerns that can stop us from helping someone in crisis, including ourselves. The webinar provides clear and accessible information, making it suitable for both laypeople and professional audiences.
This professional development training delves into critical aspects of suicide prevention, covering topics such as suicide incidence, high-risk groups, the impact of stigma, and the challenges faced by providers.
Professionals develop skills in identifying warning signs, understanding risk factors, assessing suicidal ideation, and accessing culturally appropriate resources. It also provides a detailed overview of effective active listening, essential for supporting distressed or suicidal individuals.
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