For School Health Professionals who identify, screen, and refer at-risk youth for further assessment and care. Includes basic QPR training. This course is not a suicide risk assessment training program but meets Washington State legal requirements for training in this area of practice. If you are tasked with conducting a suicide risk assessment we recommend the QPR Suicide Triage course, or the QPRT Suicide Risk Assessment and Risk Management training program.

This 6+ hour zero suicide training program is designed by veterans for veterans, and for those who know, love, and counsel them. Its single purpose is to prevent suicide among veterans, soldiers in our National Guard or military reserves, and active military warriors.  Learn what you can do to prevent a veteran suicide. 

As a sports coach, you are in one of the best possible positions to identify athletes who may be at risk for suicide. This training program has been customized specifically for sports coaches and others who work with athletes. This training is appropriate for team managers, skills coaches, strength and conditioning personnel, physiotherapists, sports psychologists, nutritionists and all others who are involved is supporting good mental health among athletes.    

Work with suicidal clients? This book-based, interactive online zero suicide training course is designed for clinicians who need practical, evidence-based, best practice interventions for helping the suicidal patients they treat. The course includes dozens of counseling techniques for reducing suicide risk now and into the future.   This course is not-yet approved to meet emerging state laws for required training in suicide prevention.  

Use the book Suicide the Forever Decision to help someone you may be worried about. Maybe they won't ask for professional help, or maybe it is not available, accessible, or affordable. You can still do something. This course provides a guide on how to help. When someone is considering suicide, it is always better to do something than nothing. If you are licensed mental health professional, this book can be used as a supplement to your therapy, and thousands of clinicians have found it helpful

This training program addresses suicide prevention among older adults and elders. After presenting expert foundation brief lectures on older adult suicide risk, the QPR Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention is presented, together with best-practice screening questions that those providing care to older adults may use to detect what potentially unknown risk for suicidal behaviors.    

Many agencies and organizations now require screening for suicide risk. Learn how to use an evidence-based, registered best practice screening tool designed and adapted for both youth and adults.  This screening protocol can be used in any setting, including schools, dental, medical clinics, hospitals, mental health centers, correctional facilities, or others.