PPT-How to Support Those at Risk For Suicide

July 2015 Samaritans Programs and Services Prevention Community Education amp Outreach Intervention 24hour Befriending Service amp Samariteens Postvention Grief Support Services. Training. Emilie Cattrell, M.S., CDC I. elcattrell@uaa.alaska.edu. Spring 2015. 1. UAA Integrated Suicide Prevention Initiative. _______________________________________. The UAA-ISPI is a comprehensive, coordinated, culturally-sensitive effort aimed at promoting campus-wide suicide prevention education and awareness. M. Nadeem . Mazhar. MBBS, . MRCPsych. , FRCPC, DABPN. Objectives. Study definitions and demographic factors associated with suicide. Assess suicide risk factors and protective factors. Review management of suicidal patient. Amy Lorenz, MSSW, LCSW. Deputy, Community Access to Recover Services & Director of Crisis Services. Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division. Suicidology 101 . There is no one factor that causes someone to kill herself/himself. The Role of a First Responder. Lisa Schwartz, LSW and Kathleen Kowalski, LCSW. Suicide Prevention Coordinators. Erie VAMC. 814-860-2038. Objectives. . 1. Identify the mental health, medical, and psychosocial factors that place individuals, especially Veterans, at risk for suicidal ideation and behavior. . Postvention. in Schools. An Overview for School Leaders. Suicide is a difficult topic…. Most of us have been touched, . professionally and/or personally, by suicide. Important to support one another as we approach this topic today….and in days following. Intervention . By Mark Purcell, . PsyD. Training Sections. 1. Myth versus Facts about Suicide. 2. Risk and Protective Factors. 3. Assessment and Intervention. 4. Resiliency and Prevention. 5. . Cultural Competency. Maine Suicide Prevention . Program. In partnership with: NAMI Maine. Education, Resources and Support—It’s Up to All of Us.. Today’s . Program Will Cover. Beliefs about suicide. How to talk about suicide. Funding for this training was made possible (in part) by grant number . SM61468 . from SAMHSA. The views expressed in written training materials or publication and by speakers and trainers do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or policies of CMHS, SAMHSA, . important. ?. Guides research. Guides clinical work. Creates new hypotheses. Joiner’s Interpersonal-Psychological Theory of Suicidal Behavior. Van . Orden. , Witte, Gordon, Bender & Joiner, 2008. Service Members . and Veterans. Kurt . Rossbach. , LCSW. Suicide Prevention Coordinator. Mann-. Grandstaff. VA Medical Center. Spokane, WA. This presentation was developed in honor and remembrance of the many active duty service members and veterans who have lost their lives to death by suicide.. Recognize the prevalence of suicide. Identify risk and protective factors related to suicide. Assess . additional signs of suicide and warning . risks. Identify suicide precautions that can be implemented in a clinical . Background, Concepts and Practice. Texas State Health Services . Grand Rounds. April 2016. Mike Hogan, Ph.D.. EDC ©2016. All rights reserved.. Health Care Progress Measured by Death Rates. National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention. Dr . Tanushree. . Sarma. Consultant Psychiatrist. MBBS . MRCPsych. MSc. Mental Health Liaison team. Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust. Statistics ( Acute Psychiatric Morbidity survey). QPRT Agenda. Introductions. Scope of the problem . Introduction to risk/protective factors. Mental illness and suicide. Suicide Risk Rating Exercise. Lunch. Avoiding suicide malpractice . Introduction/use of the QPRT protocol.