Could You Prevent a Suicide Crisis?

Learn practical strategies to recognize warning signs, respond safely, and prevent suicide crises. Gain confidence, create actionable safety plans, and support those at risk effectively.

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About the webinar

Start date and timeJan 30, 2026, 09:30 AM AEDT

Time

Duration
60 minutes

Who is this course for
Health Professionals

Accreditation
Independent Learning

Start date and timeJan 30, 2026, 09:30 AM AEDT

Time

Duration
60 minutes

Who is this course for
Health Professionals

Accreditation
Independent Learning

Supporting someone at risk for suicide can feel overwhelming, even for experienced professionals and caregivers. This live webinar is designed to help participants feel more confident and effective when addressing suicidal crises—whether with clients, loved ones, or those in their care.

During this session, you’ll discover practical, evidence-informed strategies to recognize early warning signs, respond safely in the moment, and plan proactively for future crises. The focus is on prevention and preparation, giving participants tools to reduce risk before situations escalate. You’ll learn how to create clear, actionable safety plans, approach sensitive conversations with confidence, and integrate preventive strategies into everyday practice or caregiving.

Whether you are a mental health professional, support worker, or someone concerned about a loved one, this webinar provides guidance that is both practical and empowering. Walk away with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to act decisively and compassionately in the face of suicidal crisis.

Be prepared, stay confident, and help save lives.

Learning Objectives:

  • Recognize Early Warning Signs
  • Respond Safely in the Moment
  • Develop Actionable Safety Plans
  • Approach Sensitive Conversations Confidently
  • Integrate Prevention into Everyday Practice

Agenda:

Lecture & Brief Discussion (60 min) – Explore practical strategies to prevent suicide crises, including recognizing warning signs, responding safely, and creating actionable safety plans. Gain confidence to support clients, loved ones, or those in your care effectively.

CBT, Suicide, Trauma, Psychologist

Josephine Ridley

Dr. Josephine Ridley, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, and owner of Ridley Behavioral Health, LLC, is an international speaker and expert in suicide prevention and diversity. Dr. Ridley consults for state and national organizations, teaches at Case Western Reserve University, and leads trainings on men...

CBT, Suicide, Trauma, Psychologist

Josephine Ridley

Dr. Josephine Ridley, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, and owner of Ridley Behavioral Health, LLC, is an international speaker and expert in suicide prevention and diversity. Dr. Ridley consults for state and national organizations, teaches at Case Western Reserve University, and leads trainings on men...

Don't Miss the Event

25

Early Bird - US Dollars

Don't Miss the Event

25

Early Bird - US Dollars

Learning Objectives

Identify indicators of suicidal crisis before situations escalate.

Learn strategies to act effectively and compassionately during high-risk situations.

Create clear, practical plans to prevent future crises.

Gain tools to discuss suicide openly and empathetically with clients or loved ones.

Apply evidence-informed strategies consistently to reduce risk and increase preparedness.

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