Suicide Prevention & Intervention training (Nottingham and Nottinghamshire)

Suicide Prevention & Intervention training (Nottingham and Nottinghamshire)

Harmless has been commissioned to deliver a range of mental health, suicide prevention, self harm and suicide bereavement courses.

By The Academy at Harmless (Let's Talk Training)

Date and time

Mon, 20 May 2024 01:30 - 05:30 PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 4 hours

LIVE ONLINE TRAINING via MS Teams

Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council and NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB have commissioned Harmless to deliver a range of Mental Health, Self Harm awareness and Suicide prevention courses.

Half-day Suicide Prevention & Intervention training

TARGET AUDIENCE:

  • Community and voluntary sector organisations/community champions who work with those at risk of suicide and self-harm
  • Organisations working with those who are financially vulnerable (e.g. advice services, debt agencies, food banks, libraries)
  • Adult Social Care
  • Primary Care
  • First Responders (e.g. police, fire service, paramedics)
  • Housing/homelessness sector
  • Social prescribers/community workers
  • Public Health commissioned services

You must be working/volunteering for an organisation/group who are based in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire, including Bassetlaw to qualify for a funded place and from one of the above roles/sectors.

For more information or advice on the courses being delivered please speak to a member of the Let's Talk Training team: training@harmless.org.uk

Learning outcomes:

  • Covers all ages
  • Improve knowledge and understanding of suicide (including myths and facts)
  • Understand the magnitude of suicide
  • Identify risk groups, risk factors and warning signs
  • Recognise the wider impact of suicide
  • Build skill and confidence to provide initial support to someone in crisis
  • Develop knowledge of evidence-based brief interventions and safety planning to support someone who is experiencing suicidality
  • Recognise protective factors and their importance of recovery and support
  • Discuss how and where to signpost individuals to appropriate help
  • Understand the relationship between self harm, mental health and suicide
  • Increase skills in discussing suicide with individuals and increase confidence that its ok to talk about suicide
  • Understand ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences) for young people and adults as well as other trauma and its impact on suicide and suicide crisis
  • Understand the relationship between self harm, mental health and suicide
  • Enhance confidence, working practice, knowledge and skills

Our online training is delivered via MS Teams

Self-Care

The topics raised in the training delivery can be emotionally evocative. It is strongly advised that delegates should be aware of personal impact that training in suicide can have and should seek the appropriate reassurance, support and guidance from the Trainer delivering the session if they become distressed or affected by any of the topics raised. As an organisation, we encourage that all delegates practice self-care during their time on the course, ensuring they take adequate breaks and manage their own self-disclosure. All trainers have direct contact with a clinical team should needs arise to implement additional support.

Cancellations

If the delegate/organisation cancels a training place:

• All cancellations must be confirmed via email to training@harmless.org.uk at the earliest opportunity

• If a delegate is unable to attend the training, Harmless will allow a replacement to take their place if we are notified about any changes at least 48 hours before the training is due to take place. Replacement delegates will be required to complete a separate training registration form before we can accept them on the course

• While this training is free, any late cancellations or non-attendance may incur a fee to be paid by the organisation

• If Harmless is forced to cancel the training due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances:

• Harmless will endeavour to cancel the training, if necessary, at the earliest opportunity

• Harmless cannot accept responsibility for any losses incurred by late cancellation

Data Protection

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