Suicide Prevention Workshops

Suicide is an issue many of us are uncomfortable to talk about and have trouble understanding, leaving most of us with insufficient and incorrect information about the issue and how to best support those in need. Saving lives is something we can all do. With over 1 million people world wide taking their own lives each year this is something everyone should know about. TELL has developed a range of workshops aimed at reducing the myths and stigmas surrounding suicide and providing skills we can all use to support someone in need. You too can save a life.

Each workshop is 3 hrs long and provides information suitable for any one in the community who works with adults or young people. The workshops are designed to help people become better at identifying and supporting those who are at risk of committing suicide. Among the things people will learn at the workshop are the common causes of suicidal behavior, warning signs of suicide, how to talk to someone who may be suicidal and how to get someone in crisis the necessary help they need. The workshops allow discussion about this topic and provide participants with the opportunity to ask questions and practice skills in an open and supportive environment.

Who should attend:

> Teachers > Social workers > Coaches > Church groups > Parents

> Parent organizations > Human Resource managers > Employers > All members of the community

Someone who has lost someone to suicide or knows someone who might be at risk.

You too can save a life!

For details click here

To sign up contact lifeline1@telljp.com