Indiana Suicide Prevention Network的动态

AFSP Indiana is hosting the Suicide Bereavement Clinician Training in January For more information or to register for this workshop, please visit:?https://lnkd.in/gPNYNPjW SUICIDE BEREAVEMENT CLINICIAN TRAINING PROGRAM: Program Developed in Collaboration with: The American Association of Suicidology, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and John R. Jordan, Ph.D. Instructors: Jason A. Tompkins, LCSW & Carly A. Paro, Ed.D LMHC Registration ($100.00) is required to secure your place in this training (valued at $250.00), and is being offered at this drastically discounted rate due to the generous donations of Hoosier Out of the Darkness Walks put on by the Indiana Chapter of the AFSP. This workshop will provide a focused overview of the impact of suicide on survivors, and the clinical and support responses that are needed after a suicide occurs. The workshop will include didactic presentation, group discussion, case examples from the presenter’s practice, and video clips from grief therapy sessions. These research-based techniques will help you gain confidence in working with survivors of suicide loss. You must attend the full day of the training to receive a CE certificate. 8 CE units from NASW and/or NBCC come with this Suicide Bereavement Clinician Training. Suggested Participants: Licensed mental health professionals, counselors, social workers, clinicians, as well as clergy, and clinical graduate students. Topics will include: ? The psychological impact of suicide on survivors and common themes in the bereavement of survivors ? The impact of suicide on family functioning ? What research with survivors tells us is needed ? The tasks of loss integration and recovery for survivors ? Postvention options for survivors ? Principles of postvention after client suicide ? Principles of longer term clinical work with survivors ? Examples of specific clinical techniques that can be of use in grief therapy with survivors Program Educational Goals: At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: Offer a working definition of a suicide survivor. Identify at least five common themes in the impact of suicide on survivors. List tasks of psychological re-integration after suicide. Describe several options for intervention with survivors. Describe three categories of clinical techniques with survivors.