Suicide Prevention Day raises awareness about mental health, suicide prevention, and available support resources. Location: SSA Auditorium (SSA 13.330), & Atrium.
The Student Wellness Center and Office of Human Subjects Protections invite you to attend the Comet Voice Suicide Prevention Training for Human Subjects Protections. This training aims to equip attendees with essential knowledge and skills to effectively identify and respond to individuals at risk of suicide. Online event.
Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. Location: Student Center room 2408.
Talk Saves LivesTM is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). Location: Student Center room 3111.
A virtual training from UCF Counseling and Psychological Services. QPR means Question, Persuade, Refer. It teaches you to see and stop a suicide crisis.
NAMI-NYS will be continuing our Wellness Wednesday Series on May 11th @4 pm on zoom with Part 2 - Talk Saves Lives, an AFSP education program.
3 Category A CEUs in Suicide Prevention - live webinar
Join us on 10th September, World Suicide Prevention Day, for a panel discussion and Q&A about suicide awareness and bipolar disorder.
Join the latest MHFA England Live on World Suicide Prevention Day to explore the subject suicide and the stigma surrounding it.
World Suicide Prevention Day happens each year in September and is a day to remember loved ones that we’ve lost to suicide as well as learn about, and work together to promote suicide prevention/intervention efforts.
This year our event is taking place on September 10th at McGuire Lake and we encourage you to bring your own lanterns. There will be a lantern making station for you to create a lanter for you to walk with light.
The event is a family-friendly community event. There will be MC's helping guide the walk alongside music and refreshments. The lantern walk encourages people to sign up for suicide alertness training and mental health first aid courses offered through continuing studies to work together to prevent suicide and increase their ability to come alongside loved ones, colleagues and friends who may be struggling.