Course

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) October 28 & 29, 2021

Ended Oct 30, 2021

Spots remaining: 4

Full course description

Course Description

  • This class is intended for anyone interested in better understanding how to have an in depth conversation with a person that has thoughts of suicide. This two day class will provide an in depth understanding of how to engage in this conversation, help the person with thoughts of suicide by helping them to identify reasons to live and then putting a plan in place to keep them safe until they can be connected with community resources. This course will explore personal attitudes toward suicide and provide the opportunity to practice skills in a meaningful and salient manner.
  • Lead Learners (Facilitator)s: Aaron Ragon | Kambi Crabb | Beth Collins
  • Credit(s) and Type: 16 Hours Relicensure

 

Target Audience

  • Admin/Pro-Tech
  • Certified Staff
  • Classified Staff
  • Open to Substitute Teachers = Yes
  • Open to Student Teachers = Yes
  • Open to Charter School Staff = Yes
    • Charter Certified and Classified

 

Date, Time & Location

 

Course Outcomes

Here are the outcomes for the course:

  • Learners will become familiar with the ASIST intervention and model.
  • Learners will leave the training with an advanced understanding of how help a suicidal person.
  • Learners will explore and understand how their own beliefs might help or hinder this conversation.