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- 5/2/2008 - 5/2/2008
National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day
Freedom From Fear
Staten Island, NY, NATL
Free anxiety/depression screening.
Event URL:
http://freedomfromfear.org
Event Contact:
888-442-2022
- 5/5/2008 - 5/11/2008
National Mental Health Counseling Week
American Mental Health Counselors Association
Alexandria, VA, NATL
Event URL:
http://amhca.org
Event Contact:
800-326-2642
- 5/5/2008 - 5/5/2008
Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk: The Core Competencies for MHP
Celebrate Life
Alpena Regional Medical Center
Alpena, MI
This one day workshop for Mental Health Professionals focuses on the core competencies essential to assess and manage suicidal clients.
Event Contact:
Pamela Lloyd-Gorski
- 5/6/2008 - 5/6/2008
AMSR: Core Competencies for Mental Health Professionals
United States Marine Corps
MGAGCC 29 Palms
Twentynine Palms, CA
This workshop for USMC mental health professionals focuses on the core competencies essential for assessing and managing suicide risk.
Event Contact:
Aaron Werbel
- 5/12/2008 - 5/12/2008
AMSR: The Core Competencies for Mental Health Professionals
Riverside Trauma Center
Newton Public Schools, Education Resource Center Annex
Newton, MA
This one day workshop for mental health professionals focuses on the core competencies for assessing and managing suicide risk.
Event Contact:
Daivd Gotthelf
- 5/12/2008 - 5/12/2008
Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk: The Core Competencies for MHP
Avera McKennan Behavioral Health
Sioux Falls, SD
Sioux Falls, SD
This course for mental health professionals teaches the core competencies for assessing and managing suicide risk.
Event Contact:
Janet Kittams-Lalley
605-322-4085
- 5/13/2008 - 5/14/2008
7th Annual Massachusetts Suicide Prevention Conference
MA Department of Public Health and AdCare Educational Institute
TBA
Sturbridge, MA
Event URL:
http://www.masspreventssuicide.org/
Event Contact:
Janice Ventre
- 5/19/2008 - 5/21/2008
Bridging the Divide - Suicide Awareness and Prevention Summit
Regis University , Colorado Dept of Health
Regis University
Denver, CO
Tracks:
·Mental Health Service Providers
·Mental Health Consumers/Families and Suicide Survivors
·Community Stakeholders – Veterans, First Responders, Coroners, Faith Leaders
·Education Professionals
·Workplaces
Special Features:
· Keynotes by renowned experts such as Dr. Thomas Joiner (author of “Why People Die by Suicide”), Dr. Paul Quinnett (founder of Question, Persuade, Refer Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Program), and Dr. Jerry Reed (Executive Director of SPAN)
·High powered panels and engaging workshops
·Awards banquet (Advocacy and Media Awards)
·Healing ceremony
·Social outing – hike and picnic
Event URL:
http://www.suicidepreventionsummit.com/
Event Contact:
Sally Spencer-Thomas
- 5/20/2008 - 5/20/2008
AMSR: Core Competencies for Mental Health Professionals
United States Marine Corps
MCB Camp Lejeune
Camp Lejeune, NC
This workshop for USMC mental health professionals focuses on the core competencies essential for assessing and managing suicide risk.
Event Contact:
Aaron Werbel
- 5/21/2008 - 5/21/2008
Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk: Core Competencies for MHP
Wheeler Clinic
Wheeler Clinic
Plainville, CT
This one day workshop for mental health professionals focuses on the core competencies for assessing and managing suicide risk.
Event Contact:
Holly Giardina
- 5/30/2008 - 5/31/2008
Survivor of Suicide Loss Support Group Facilitator Training Program
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Memphis
Memphis, TN
A comprehensive, hands-on training program to help survivors of suicide loss learn the "how-to's" of creating and facilitating a support group. The 2-day program will be conducted by experts in the field of suicide bereavement and experienced facilitators, and combines lecture, interactive discussion, and role-playing with feedback. It is an opportunity to have your questions answered, hear new ideas, and practice your skills. It is AFSP’s hope that new groups will develop in your area as a result of your participation. The program is appropriate both for survivors who would like to start a new group, as well as those who currently facilitate a group and would like to increase their knowledge and skills. Mental health professionals are also welcome.
Note: In order to create an environment in which participants can best develop and practice the skills necessary to facilitate a group effectively, we ask that attendees be at least 2 years after the suicide of their loved one. Visit www.afsp.org for more details and an application.
Event URL:
http://www.afsp.org
Event Contact:
Rebecca Thorp
212-363-3500 ext 33