Suicide prevention involves being vigilant for signs of distress and creating a safe and supportive environment where individuals feel valued, listened to and empowered to seek help when struggling with their mental health.
Don't miss out on an invaluable opportunity for free safeTALK suicide prevention training, taking place on Friday, April 12, at 1 pm, in the Gordon White Library.
This training equips participants with essential skills to identify individuals at risk of suicide, engage in conversations with those experiencing suicidal thoughts, and effectively guide them to supportive resources and networks.
Participants will learn how to recognise warning signs and signals, engage in open and honest dialogue, and offer compassionate support to those in need. By attending this training, individuals can play a crucial role in preventing suicide and saving lives within the community.
To secure your spot, simply download the Grapevine Group app or visit www.grapevinegroup.org.au/bookings/.
Additionally, if you're interested in arranging a free private safeTALK session or a Suicide Mythbusters toolbox talk for your workplace, sports organisation, or community group, you can reach out to training@grapevinegroup.org.au to inquire further.
As times of crisis are on the rise in all aspects of life, it’s important to treat everyone with kindness, including yourself.
safeTALK suicide prevention training poster
