Suicide Prevention and Intervention
Learn to recognize suicide warning signs, identify risk and protective factors, and respond with compassion
Recognize the Signs.
Respond With Confidence.
Suicide Prevention & Intervention CEU Course
Prepare for conversations that matter. Build your understanding of suicide prevention and explore compassionate approaches to recognizing concerns, responding thoughtfully, and connecting individuals with appropriate support.
Designed for professionals seeking continuing education in suicide prevention and intervention.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for free, confidential support available 24/7.
For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Designed for professionals seeking continuing education in suicide prevention and intervention.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for free, confidential support available 24/7.
For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Meaningful Education for Sensitive Conversations
Strengthen Your Approach to Supporting Others
Conversations about suicide deserve care, clarity, and respect. This course focuses on prevention and intervention concepts that help professionals approach these conversations with greater awareness and a person-centered mindset.
Explore your role in supporting individuals in distress while recognizing professional boundaries and the importance of additional help.
Explore your role in supporting individuals in distress while recognizing professional boundaries and the importance of additional help.
Who This Course Is For
CEU With a People-First Focus
This course is intended for professionals whose work involves supporting individuals and communities, including:
*Behavioral health and substance use professionals.
*Nurses and other healthcare team members.
*Social workers and case managers.
*Counselors and peer support professionals.
*Caregivers and community support staff.
Review the course information to confirm whether it meets your profession’s continuing education requirements.
*Behavioral health and substance use professionals.
*Nurses and other healthcare team members.
*Social workers and case managers.
*Counselors and peer support professionals.
*Caregivers and community support staff.
Review the course information to confirm whether it meets your profession’s continuing education requirements.
What You’ll Explore
From Awareness to Appropriate Action
Course topics include:
Warning signs, risk factors, and protective factors associated with suicide.
Compassionate communication and direct, nonjudgmental conversations.
Core concepts in suicide prevention and intervention.
Safety planning and connections to crisis and ongoing support.
Professional boundaries, documentation, and ethical considerations.
Warning signs, risk factors, and protective factors associated with suicide.
Compassionate communication and direct, nonjudgmental conversations.
Core concepts in suicide prevention and intervention.
Safety planning and connections to crisis and ongoing support.
Professional boundaries, documentation, and ethical considerations.
Take the Next Step in Your Professional Development
Make Suicide Prevention Education Part of Your Practice
Deepen your awareness. Strengthen your communication. Develop a more informed approach to supporting someone who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts.
• Course format: 100% Online
• Continuing education credit: 6 hours
• Course length: 6 hours
• Tuition: $35.00
This course provides professional education. It does not replace emergency services, clinical supervision, or training required by your employer or licensing board.
• Course format: 100% Online
• Continuing education credit: 6 hours
• Course length: 6 hours
• Tuition: $35.00
This course provides professional education. It does not replace emergency services, clinical supervision, or training required by your employer or licensing board.