Managing and Assessing Chronic Suicidality

Chronic suicidal ideation, intent, and planning is a risk factor for suicide and is difficult for professionals to manage as it often produces intense feelings of fear for the professional. Understanding the purpose behind the constant suicidal wish and being able to empathize while instilling hope can save a life. Understanding the unique challenges of safety planning with chronic suicidality and learning creative alternatives to hospitalization; will increase your ability to provide treatment at the correct level of care. Real clinical examples, research, and key clinical practices will be presented to help you improve your ability to work with an individual with chronic suicidality.

Presenter will be Anna Lieber, MS, LCMHC, NCC/CCMHC, DE

Approved for 1.5 CE clock hours in Diagnosis; no NBCC credit available for this program.

To register:  https://tpn.health/events/managing-and-assessing-chronic-suicidality/