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In this session, Dr. Frederic Reamer will discuss how to use telehealth with clients experiencing suicidal ideation. He will discuss creating response plans for missed appointments or dropped calls with high risk clients, creating safety plans, and understanding liability with this modality. 1 continuing education credit approved for Allied Mental Health Practitioners, Licensed Alcohol and […]
Would you give 90 minutes to save a life? NKHS offers QPR introduction to suicide training for adults and caretakers to raise awareness, dispel myths and misconceptions, and teach three skills that can help save a life. A QPR trainee will learn to recognize the warning signs of suicide, how to offer hope, and how […]
In this session, representatives from 988, Pathways Vermont, Mobile Crisis, and Mental Health Urgent Care Centers for Adults and Children will provide information about each service, how to connect clients to support, and what to expect when you reach out. Jeremy Therrien, Crisis Director, Department of Mental Health Alicia Webb, 988 Lifeline Program Manager, Northeast […]
The CAMS Community of Practice is an ongoing learning and support network for clinicians who have completed training in the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS). Participants will learn how to describe opportunities and challenges for engaging teens in the CAMS treatment process, identify strategies for working with caregivers when a teen is experiencing […]
This workshop is designed to provide friends, family, and others with information on how to recognize and respond to suicide risk, with an additional focus on reducing access to lethal means, especially firearms. The training includes practical strategies, real-life scenarios, and tools to help create safer environments for individuals who may be at risk. 2 […]
This webinar is an opportunity to learn more about the CAMS Framework and the evidence base behind the model. Dr. Kevin Crowley provides an overview of the evidence-based CAMS framework and its benefits in clinical practice. Dr. Crowley discusses key considerations for using CAMS as an assessment and treatment model and discusses the research base […]
Join this one-hour learning session to strengthen support for caregivers who are supporting youth with suicide care needs. Participants will learn about family-centered communication strategies, practical tools such as safety planning, and community resources to address both acute and ongoing challenges. The session will highlight approaches for fostering resilience and coordinated care. 1 continuing education […]
A CAMS-care consultant will lead a full-day experiential workshop, demonstrating the use of CAMS through live, unscripted role-plays based on real patient scenarios. Attending clinicians will actively participate in these role-plays, designed to build confidence in applying CAMS assessments and interventions. What to expect: - Interactive exercises to practice using CAMS - Demonstrations of the […]
This virtual training builds upon the knowledge acquired in the Foundational Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) Using the Stanley Brown training. It will include a brief review of key elements of the safety plan intervention, didactics on frequently encountered challenges when collaboratively building a safety plan including strategies for navigating these challenges and proactively addressing barriers […]
CAMS Brief Intervention (CAMS-BI) Role-Play Training was developed to train clinicians to support the use of CAMS as a framework for suicide-specific risk assessment and treatment in rapid healthcare delivery systems (e.g., emergency departments, EmPATH units, crisis care facilities and psychiatric inpatient units). This training will present research support for the use of CAMS-BI within […]
Learn to confidently use the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS) to assess suicide risk, recognize warning signs, and determine next steps. This practical, skills-focused training is designed for real-world application. 1.5 continuing education credits approved for Allied Mental Health Practitioners, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors, Psychoanalysts, Psychologists, and Social Workers.
Approaches to supporting individuals at risk of suicide can look different across the continuum of care. Emergency departments, inpatient units, outpatient clinics, primary care, crisis services, schools, and community programs each bring unique roles, resources, and constraints. These differences can sometimes create varying expectations and make care transitions more complex. This webinar introduces a practical […]
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