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suicide to Hope: A Recovery & Growth Workshop
suicide to Hope Workshop
suicide to Hope makes a specific contribution to the provision and continuity of suicide care. It directly addresses two of the essential elements in the Zero Suicide framework proposed by the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention (NAASP)1 —training to develop a competent, confident and caring workforce and engagement that helps people find safety-oriented pathways to care aligned with their needs. It also contributes to advancing other framework elements— providing leadership in building a safety-oriented culture and facilitating treatment that directly targets suicidality. You can learn more about how the workshop addresses these elements at www.livingworks.net/s2h
Through interactive learning and practice, participants will learn to:
- Reflect on their qualities as helpers—the beliefs, values and attitudes they bring to the helping relationship—and how these impact on the effectiveness of their work;
- Describe key features of a hope-oriented, recovery and growth approach to suicide;
- Understand a framework for finding and exploring recovery and growth opportunities in suicide experiences; and
- Apply a Pathway to Hope (PaTH) model for setting and working toward recovery and growth goals.
The workshop is for clinicians and other professional helpers who are, or would like to be, involved in ongoing suicide care for people, once they are safe. It assumes that participants are familiar with suicide intervention and can provide suicide first aid. While LivingWorks’ ASIST is not a prerequisite, it is recommended as one way to learn suicide first aid and provides background for suicide to Hope’s learning processes and tools. Additional information about the workshop and LivingWorks can be found here.
$70 (previously $155) general admission fee includes: training book, planning tools for work with clients, 7 CEUs (approved by NASW; Provider Number: NASWTN 2019-0098), lunch, and refreshments.
Thank you to Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, who is generously sponsoring the cost of the curriculum materials!
- Date
- Friday December 6th, 2019
- Time
- 8:00am - 4:30pm
- Location
- Skyline Madison Campus, Medical Office Building; 510 Hospital Drive
Madison, Davidson, Tennessee, USA - Cost
- $70.00 (previously $155) fee includes: training book, planning tools for work with clients, 7 CEUs (approved by NASW), lunch, and refreshments. TSPN is sponsoring the cost of materials.
- Contact
- Samantha Nadler
resiliencew.llc@gmail.com - Attachments
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s2H-promo-flier-12.2019.pdf