Assessing Suicidal Ideation, Meaningful Intervention & Crisis Planning

In this workshop we will look at statistics about suicide and evidence about prevention tactics that are demonstrated to reduce attempts and completion of suicide. We will differentiate factors of chronic suicidal ideation, acute ideation, and self harm. We will look at diagnoses with higher incidence of suicide and other contributing factors. Through a relational lens, We will carefully consider the therapeutic role, responsibility and limitations in preventing suicide. With self-reflection, we can understand the ways our own anxiety can impede on meaningful intervention.  Participants will walk away with evidence based-tools and a meaningful crisis intervention strategy.

For more information:   504 831 8475 

To register:   https://jfsneworleans.org/services/mental-health-professionals/

Approved for 3.0 CE clock hours in Diagnosis; no NBCC credts available for this workshop.