Dr. Nancy K. Farber – Suicide Prevention, Creative Skills and Tools to Move Clients Toward Hope, Purpose and Connection

You’ll feel transformed in the way you think about suicidal clients, and How you see yourself as a helper professional and human being.

Dr. Nancy K. Farber – Suicide Prevention, Creative Skills and Tools to Move Clients Toward Hope, Purpose and Connection

Meaningless and isolation – suicidal people don’t feel “a sense of belonging.” But common strategies are often successful to This will increase isolation by treating suicidal people as people. to Fear not, be mechanistically observed and Sometimes, they are isolated on their own. “safety.”

This recording is available to view to Be able to overcome your fears and discuss suicidal thoughts with clients. and Get creative and compassionate techniques to deeply, warmly, and Safely guide your clients through dark places and Into the light.

You’ll feel transformed in the way you think about suicidal clients, and How you see yourself as a helper professional and human being.

Find out how to decrease clients’ sense of isolation, and Effectively use innovative techniques to Restore hope. Role playing and Hands-Exercises will provide you with the opportunity to Practice new strategies in a safe and supportive environment.

Leave this recording with a new confidence and creative skills to Help people to move from a dark, lonely, meaningless environment into a place where they can find hope and purpose. and Connection with other human beings

1. Discuss how suicidal thoughts can be related to The universal human concern about isolation and meaninglessness.
2. Apply and Practice the therapeutic factors that lead to healing. to Hope and change in suicidal individuals.
3. Reduce anxiety and Increase self-esteem-Engage with suicidal persons with confidence and referring to suicidal thoughts.
4. Develop and Use Gestalt techniques and music to create an experiential approach that is creative and new. and Narrative therapy to Help people get over their despair to hopefulness.
5. Group therapy is a good option and Professional self that is well-timed-disclosure as powerful tools for transforming a suicidal individual’s perceptions of self and The world.
6. Consider how you view yourself as a professional. and Change the way that you view suicidal persons as a human being.

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Suicidology and The Human Condition

• These are the four main concerns
• Suicidal thoughts can be normal – exploring myths around suicidal thoughttion
• Suicide ideation is reduced by a sense of belonging and hopelessness?

Therapeutic Factors That Lead to Reconnection to Humanity and Hope and Self

• Universality – you’re not alone
• Catharsis is a way to release emotions and Sentiment and Take their advice
• Imitative behavior: Model what others do to Deal
• Altruism is helping others by helping yourself
• Corrective recapitulation of family memories – Change internal voices
• I have found hope through it all. You can too.

Interactive Psychodrama: Experience and Learn from a Suicidal Journey

• As the vessel, the practitioner
• Come along my journey – presenter’s experience “on the other side”
• Illustration of themes related to isolation and disconnectedness
• Effective therapeutic factors can be modelled and Non-Professional strategies that work
• Participation in psychodrama by participants with feedback during critical moments

Hands-on, Experiential Exercises to We can help you develop your business Skills and Confidence

• Fears can be explored and Suicidality experiences
• Experiences and Fears and how they relate to Clients
• Discussion Groups: What worked, what didn’t

Role Playing and Learning New Techniques in a Safe, Supportive Atmosphere

• Assist clients in rehabilitating their homes-Connect to Self and humanity
• Gestalt two-chair and empty chair: Past conflicts not resolved
• Music as a way to connect with people
• Narrative therapy techniques
• Professional as vessel: effective self-help-Disclosure – How, When, and Why
• Group therapy: What, Why, and Myths About It

Application and In-The-Moment Practice

• Facilitated role-Plays
• Spirituality applied
• Make it creative and Intuition