Online Courses
Improve your knowledge and skills in suicide prevention with these self-paced online courses. They are designed for clinicians and other service providers, educators, health professionals, public officials, and members of community-based coalitions who develop and implement suicide prevention programs and policies.
The online Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) course is now accessible free of charge at https://zerosuicidetraining.edc.org/
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Develop knowledge and skills in using the Stanley-Brown Safety Planning Intervention when working with young clients at risk of suicide.
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Strengthen your suicide prevention data capacity and promote equity in all your data-related efforts.
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Explore sources of data that can help provide an understanding of suicide nationally, in your state, and locally.
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Identify and prioritize suicide prevention activities through strategic planning to maximize impact in your community or setting.
A Note on Representation
We recognize that certain populations need and deserve more attention than we are able to include in these courses. As a supplement, we are providing some in-depth resources here to help you explore the specific needs of some of these populations.
- LGBTQIA2S+
- Blacks and African Americans
- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
- Hispanics and Latinos
- American Indians and Alaska Natives