Jack Klott & Janina Fisher – Suicide Self-Regard-Harm, Stopping the Pain

Assisting clients with their problems the Darkness of suicide and self-Even for those who are not able to harm, it is hard to commit harmful behaviors. the The most experienced therapists.

 Jack Klott & Janina Fisher – Suicide & Self-Harm, Stopping the Pain

Your client just revealed that she’s having suicidal thoughts…what do you do? 

Is she armed with a gun? Is she a writer? Did she choose a location? Does she have hope something will change and doesn’t want to hurt family and friends?

Assisting clients with their problems the Darkness of suicide and self-Even for those who are not able to harm, it is hard to commit harmful behaviors. the Most experienced therapists have a lot of experience. However, if you are able to help clients find their way, it is a great advantage. the They can identify the root causes of their pain and offer them healthy solutions for managing and reducing it. the You can support people through their struggles in life. Offer them the The key to hope.

This course features a nationally recognized suicide prevention author and speaker. Jack Klott, MSSA, LCSW, CSWW, His 45-year-old expert clinical insight is shared-Year career as a suicide counselor and suicidologist.

You’ll Learn the Several reasons. Clients themselves-Suicide attempt or harm the Effective assessment strategies for the neurobiological basis and suicide Name the Major warning signs of a pending suicide that could save your client’s life — and Boost your confidence, effectiveness and productivity In treating clients without the Fear of liability

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How to help clients overcome devastating emotions Pain

Ask your client “where do you hurt?” Sometimes, it reveals the Focus on the suicidal intent or the Self-interest-Harm behaviors. As a clinician, it’s important to remember that even though you view suicide and self-Your client may view harm behaviors as maladaptive and dysfunctional, but they are still considered purposeful.-These are ways to manage or eliminate unbearable pain levels. These behaviors are attractive, helpful, and beneficial to your client.

In this online course, you’ll learn how to develop an empathic view of your client’s behaviors, so you can help them discover the Provide them with healthier, more effective options to manage their emotional pain and transform their lives.

Engaging conversation and case studies will teach you how to:

• Apply a risk assessment strategy To help you determine which clients are present the Highest suicide risk and highest self-harm-harm.
• You can be different-Mutilation of suicide attempts and accurately Self-identification-Mutilation is a warning sign Potential suicide completion
• Recognize the Exceptionally Suicide is a risk “contracts” Communicate the impact of their actions on clients, clinicians, patients, and clinical vigilance.
• Decide the The purpose and goals behind one’s self-Apply for injuring behavior Clinical strategies to assist clients in managing triggering situations Without engaging in self-indulgence-harm.
• Help in times of crisis and create a strategy to resolve them When and how to admit clients.
• Take into account the Addictions play a significant role In the Suicidal and Self-inflicted.-Mutilate the population and use a multi-disciplinary workforce-A multifaceted therapeutic approach that assures client safety while treating the addiction.
• Take control the “fear of litigation” That can greatly limit your ability help others. the suicidal population.

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