Training and Workshops

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APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS   
               TRAINING (ASIST)
Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR)
     ASIST First Aid Workshop 
  • ​The ASSIST workshop is for caregivers who would like to be adequately equipped in helping someone to prevent suicide. 
  • This is a two day highly interactive, practical and practice oriented workshop.
  • The workshop is designed for all caregivers (any person in a position of trust). This includes professionals, paraprofessionals and lay people. 
  • It is suitable for mental health professionals, marriage and family therapists, nurses, physicians, pharmacists, teachers, counselors, social workers, psychologists, case managers, youth workers, peer counselors, police and correctional staff, school support staff, clergy, and community volunteers. 
  • In ASIST, sophisticated helping concepts are translated into generic language so that different types of caregivers can learn together. ASIST is the most widely used suicide intervention training program in the world. 
  • ASIST was developed and Copyrighted by Livingworks, Inc.
Description: Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR) is a one-day workshop for health professionals that will help them better assess suicide risk, plan treatment, and manage the ongoing care of clients at-risk for suicide. Behavioral health providers play a crucial role in preventing suicides and yet, many providers report that they feel inadequately trained to assess, treat, and manage suicidal clients. AMSR meets providers’ needs for research-informed, skills-based training. AMSR is appropriate for all mental health professionals including social workers, marriage & family therapists, psychologists and licensed mental health counselors. AMSR meets the legislative mandate for training under ESHB 2366.

Learning Objectives:
1. Recognize the 24 core competencies that enable  mental health professionals to assess and work effectively with individuals at risk of suicide;
2. Increase their knowledge and skills in eliciting suicide ideation, behavior, plans and intent;
3. Increase their knowledge and skills in making a clinical judgment of the short and long term risks for suicide; and
4. Increase their knowledge and skills in developing a treatment & services plan that addresses the client’s immediate, acute and continuing risk for suicidal behaviors.
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Location and Registration Interest:
  • Address: 1230 Carpenter Rd. SE, Suite C-3 Lacey, WA 98503
  • Are you interested to attend an ASIST  training?
  • Address: 1230 Carpenter Rd. SE, Suite C-3 Lacey, WA 98503
  • Are you interested to attend the AMSR  training?
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