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Suicide prevention for today’s world

Suicide is a leading cause of death in adolescents and adults alike. This frightening and increasingly pressing issue can end with us! Laypeople and professionals alike can learn to provide appropriate, compassionate support for individuals in crisis.

In this 90-minute workshop, you will learn to recognize signs of suicide and foster safe conversations with individuals in crisis with compassion. Using insight into the brain-body connection and the latest research on suicidal ideation, we will work together to create a world that is safer from suicide.

What To Expect:

Insight into the brain science behind suicidal ideation and behavior

How to increase your awareness of suicidal behavior

How to communicate and listen with empathy and compassion

How to create networks of connection for an individual in crisis 

How to set healthy boundaries and get support for yourself

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The suicide prevention program was dynamic, insightful, practical, and useful. The workshop taught students real-world, life-saving tools packaged in an easy-to-digest format. I strongly recommend this workshop to any organization looking to provide resources for suicide prevention.
Martin Galla, Ph.DDirector Of Yeshiva University Counseling Center
Martin Galla, Ph.D
I am so happy I attended this workshop. I genuinely learned so much. There is so much about suicide that I did not know that I now know. I now know how to recognize red flags and how to approach someone who may be suicidal. This workshop also cleared up a lot of false stigmas. Thank you!
Hannah FerberTrained With Sigma Delta Tau
Hannah Ferber
With mental health being such an important topic these days we were grateful for the opportunity to host this program. Leigh was an amazing presenter and our Chapter Advisors and staff took away a great deal. We look forward to utilizing this information to help our organization and its members.
Andrew NeibergDirector Of Campus Operations Alpha Epsilon Pi
Andrew Neiberg

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