Sally Spencer-Thomas – Suicide Assessment and Intervention, Assess Suicidal Ideation and Effectively

This seminar will change the way you see the world. and Work with suicidal client and Provides the clinical tools that you need to save lives.

Sally Spencer-Thomas – Suicide Assessment and Intervention, Assess Suicidal Ideation and Effectively

It is your worst nightmare to lose a client who has committed suicide. It is not uncommon for a client to commit suicide to become more than an intangible nightmare. Suffering can be experienced by an actual person. and If a patient is sitting in your office and having suicidal thoughts about themselves, many doctors are left feeling scared or unprepared. and Uncertain what to do next? You can be steered towards avoidance by the weight of keeping someone alive. It is not easy to be desperate and Suicidal clients could find themselves passing from one therapist, to another. And that’s not care.

Don’t let fear push you away.

This seminar will change the way you see the world. and Work with suicidal client and Provides the clinical tools that you need to save lives.

It is full of engaging case studies and thought-provoking lectures. and This seminar provides you with guided instruction on a variety of clinical applications.

• Assess Suicidal risk and identify implicit and Exemplified expressions of suicidal thinking.
• Create a game-Prepare for a crisis if you are about to commit suicide.
• Prevent suicidal despair by using proactive approaches that are based on the evidence-CBT is effective based on its efficacy and DBT.
• Effectively Use targeted language when you speak with suicidal people to help you avoid stigma and You can communicate compassion with ease
• Connect clients with innovative grief support resources and Clinicians with suicide survivors and suicide loss

Confidence is the key word at this seminar and Can work with suicidal people and They should be led out of darkness and Rejoice in the Light!

1. Assess Individuals at high risk of suicide can be identified with a clinical approach. and Suicidal thoughts implicitly expressed
2. Determine key indicators for imminent suicide and Develop a strategy to determine when and How to house clients
3. Form a CBT and DBT-oriented case conceptualization addresses how to effectively interact with certain populations, including veterans and For the elderly
4. To help clients in a suicidal situation, use a collaborative safety strategy. This will avoid the dangers of suicide contracting. and The false sense security and They can cause a decrease in clinical vigilance.
5. Communication strategies that communicate your compassion can help you connect with suicidal patients and Support and The therapeutic alliance is effectively strengthened
6. Tips to reduce the availability of lethal means and Multi-tasking strategies-systemic approach that incorporates the suicidal person’s social connections into their safety plan.

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Suicide: Who, What, When? and Where

• Addiction recovery
• Trauma-Care with information
• Multi-risk populations
• Suicide Learn from the experiences of survivors and attempt survivors
• The goal of upstream clinical practice: Reaching people before the crisis is over

Find Key Information Suicidal Clients: Assessment and Grad of risk

• Implicit and Suicidal thoughts and expressions explicitly
• Communicating compassion: Language that conveys compassion and Avoid stigma
• Suicide risk assessment
  • SAFE-T
  • PATH WARM
  • IdeationPlan, intention, meaning
  • Grad of risk

Develop treatment plans that help clients regulate their emotions and Make them feel valued and Connected

• Safety planning collaboratively (or “Why Suicide Contracting is Dead”)
• Preventive measures to lower the chance of suicide
• Multi-System approaches – Support systems
• The evidence-Treatments based on:
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
    • Cognitive restructuring strategies
    • Exercises for emotional regulation
    • Behavioral activation
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
    • How to organize a skill training group
    • Tips for Phone Coaching
  • Plans to prevent relapse
  • Restrict access to lethal methods
  • Special populations such as veterans and the elderly are being served

Manage crisis situations confidently

• Conduct a behavioral analysis of the chain
• There are valid reasons to commit suicide
• Find reasons to live
• Tolerating distress and Skills in CBT to manage a crisis
• When and How to Hospitalize

Suicide Grief support and Innovative Suicide-Particular Care

• Implement Suicide Support for grieving people
  • Learn the unique nature and consequences of suicide grief
  • Peer-Support based: Connect clients with other survivors of loss
  • Access and Reclaim compassion
    • Somatic resourcing
    • Resources that you may have forgotten
    • Assess Customers can do it themselves-Talk

Reinvest in a life worth living: Revitalize the Heart’s Desires

• The PIE of Life – Explore the possibilities for growth
• Develop a sense of community and Re-engagement
  • Support and Groups for grief
  • Toxic people
  • Supporting families affected by loss
• Choice and Perspective
• Show gratitude and After loss, a spirit that is content
• Measurements of Post-Traumatic Growth