Identifying & Addressing Suicide: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Review information to assist you in early detection, prevention, and intervention — plus ways to be involved and buffer the risk factors against suicide.
You Don't Have to Navigate This Alone
Suicide is an emotional, overwhelming, and most times scary topic to discuss with anyone, let alone a child.
You, as a parent or caregiver, may be worried about what to do, what to say and whether your efforts are improving the situation or not. It may also seem overwhelming as to how to address the situation, helpful responses and where to look for support and resources. Suicidal ideation or suicide attempts are serious and should never be taken lightly – especially considering there may be a life at risk.
Join us for this free, 45-minute training as we review information that can assist you in early detection, prevention, and intervention as well as ways to be involved and buffer the risk factors against suicide.
What Is This Workshop?
A free, 45-minute on-demand workshop covering early detection, prevention, and intervention for suicidal ideation in children — including a response script and a downloadable safety plan.
Who Is It For?
Parents and caregivers who want to understand the risk factors and warning signs of a suicide crisis and feel more prepared and confident to respond.
What Will You Gain?
Easy-to-implement action steps, a script for responding to a child in crisis, a suicide safety plan, and information on local and nationwide crisis resources.
Workshop Objectives
In this 45-minute workshop you will gain the knowledge and practical tools to recognize warning signs and respond to a suicide crisis with confidence.
Identifying & Addressing Suicide: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers
- 45-minute on-demand online workshop
- One month of 24/7 on-demand access
- Risk factors & warning signs of suicidal ideation
- Action steps and a response script for a child in crisis
- Downloadable/printable suicide safety plan
- Local & nationwide crisis resources
Questions? Contact Center for Child Counseling:
(561) 244-9499 · bekidsafe@centerforchildcounseling.org