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What Education is available

The focus of this area of information and resources is education in the field of suicide and suicide prevention.

 

In “What education is available”, information and resources on topics like online educational tools, organizations, courses for credit, and publications is available.   Furthering your knowledge through multiple formats will enhance your ability to help others and support effective suicide prevention efforts.

Below you will find links to information. Click on either of the headings below to begin navigating through education information and resources.

Definition
The term “What education is available” is used as a general definition for suicide prevention educational resources and tools available locally, nationally, and internationally at the beginner, advanced, and professional levels. Information is provided that will help you to find educational tools like publications, classes, courses, workshops, and conferences that will help you to enhance your skills as a suicide prevention advocate and increase your ability to help people who may be at risk for suicide.

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What to look for
>Detection Resources
>>Associated Factors
>>Protective Factors
>>Facts  
>>Myths
>>How to relate
>>Common concerns
>Professional resources
>>Professional screening tools
>>Suicide risk screening tools
What to do to help
>Treatment Resources
>>What to do in an emergency  
>>Suicide hotlines
>>Facilities
>>Mental health providers
>>Legal considerations
>>Standard treatments for suicide ideation
>>What to do as a survivor of suicide
>Professional Resources
>>Clinical guidance 
>>Ethical and Legal guidelines
>>Assessment information
>>Medication information
>>What to do as a professional survivor of suicide
What education is available 
>Education Resources
>>Online educational tools  
>>Organizations
>>Courses for credit
>>Publications
>Professional Resources
>>Higher education   
>>Organizations
>>Courses for credit
>>Continuing education
>>Conferences
>>Publications
What researchers are doing
>Research Resources
>>Research news
>>Statistics
>>Clinical trials
>>Grants/RFP
>>Institutions
>Professional Resources
>>Research news

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