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Featured Training
Missouri Ask. Listen. Refer is a free, online training designed to help Missouri residents prevent suicide by teaching participants to identify people at risk for suicide, recognize the risk and protective factors and warning signs of suicide, and how to respond to and get help for someone in need. The training takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and includes a pre- and post-test and a certificate upon completion. Take the training today at.http://moasklistenrefer.org.
MARCH 2021 SPEAKER SERIES
EQUITABLE AND CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SUICIDE PREVENTION: INCREASING EQUITY IN COMMUNITIES
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March 5, 2021 - Widening the Lens: Setting the Stage for Social Justice and Racial Equity in Suicide Prevention - Pata Suyeemoto, PhD, Jennifer Kelliher, and Tiffany Lacy Clark
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March 12, 2021 - And How are the Children? Cultural Responsiveness and Equity in Preventing Suicide in our Schools - Jonathan B. Singer, PhD, LCSW, and Terry Harris, PhD
Training
The following is a selection of recognized training for suicide prevention and intervention. Many of these programs are offered by providers in the St. Louis metro area. See local providers on the Resources page.
Mental Health & Medical Providers
Assessing & Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR)
Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM)
Community & General Public
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
Conversation (CALM)
gun shop owners/public
Mental Health First Aid
Upcoming Missouri Mental Health First Aid Training Events
Question Persuade Refer (QPR)
S.A.V.E Training
veterans at risk for suicide
call STL VA at (314) 652-4100, ext. 66166
Talks Saves Lives
Youth-Related
Signs of Suicide (SOS)
6th-12th grade students
SOS Trusted Adult Training
gatekeepers
Youth Mental Health First Aid
adult gatekeepers