Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention for Mental Health Professionals is a dynamic 2-hour CEU training designed to equip licensed clinicians with practical tools to assess risk, intervene effectively, and support clients in acute distress. Participants will learn how to identify suicide warning signs, conduct evidence-based assessments, and implement immediate crisis stabilization techniques, including motivational interviewing, somatic grounding, and collaborative safety planning. Tailored for real-world applications, this course provides relevant case examples and proven interventions to enhance clinical confidence and competence when working with at-risk populations, including first responders, healthcare workers, and trauma survivors.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Identify risk factors and warning signs of suicide in clients.
• Apply evidence-based strategies for suicide risk assessment.
• Utilize immediate crisis intervention techniques in clinical settings.
• Integrate protective factors and safety planning into ongoing treatment.