Meagan N Houston – Suicidal Clients and Self-Harmful Behaviors Clinical Strategies to Confidently Address Two of

The high likelihood of Counseling clients who are contemplating suicide or taking part in self-harm-You can harm your career by engaging in bad behavior at one point. of Graduate programs are not enough.

Meagan N Houston – Suicidal Clients and Self-Harmful Behaviors Clinical Strategies to Confidently Address Two of

Suicidality can be one. of The most terrifying scenarios that we deal with. Your job can literally become your life.-Or-A death situation…one where you have a lot of responsibility. Suicidal You can feel overwhelmed if you have to deal with extreme distress. and questioning your next move, and Remarks of Self-Do you feel in danger?

• How can I distinguish myself?-Is it possible to distinguish between suicidal and injurious behavior?
• Do you have the ability to do it yourself?-Lead poisoning to suicidal behavior?
• How do I protect my license and How can you make a living working with suicidal people?
• How do I handle crises?
• When, and how, do I hospitalize clients?

The high likelihood of Counseling clients who are contemplating suicide or taking part in self-harm-You can harm your career by engaging in bad behavior at one point. of Graduating programs is not enough. You have so much at stake that you need graduate programs to Always be prepared to Skilfully assess and manage suicide risks and Self-harming behavior!

This is a candid recording and Leave feeling fully equipped to address the intricacies that affect your clients’ choices to live or die. Beneficial to Both seasoned and For novices in mental health, our instructor will give you comprehensive methods to Effectively work with clients with suicidal tendencies and Self-Negative behaviors are unacceptable

Key Benefits of Watching:

• These strategies protect you, the clinician, and clients.
• The evidence is the foundation of front-line strategies-based efficacy of CBT and DBT.
• Answers to difficult questions on suicide and Self-Many clinicians struggle with harm.
• Effective treatment techniques, applicable across various populations and Theraputic settings
• Here are some tips on decision-making that will give you some guidelines for determining when crisis intervention may be necessary in contrast to Lang-Treatments for the long term

Go beyond grad school curriculum and Get the real deal-Strategies for the world and Get the advice you need to Confidently and Suicidal behavior can be managed and Self-Clients are being hurt!

1. How to create a risk management strategy that addresses both acute and chronic and Chronic risk factors can be helpful for clinicians to Identify clients at higher risk of suicide completion.
2. Discriminate between suicide behavior and Self-Harm behavior and This will help the clinician to formulate a therapeutic approach.
3. Learn how to counter-Transference can cause problems in treatment of social patients and Learn how clinicians can manage emotional reactions through awareness and Self-restraint.
4. You can incorporate coping strategies into your treatment plans for Non-Suicidal Self Injury helps clients to manage triggering situations and not engage in self injury-harm.
5. Share your ideas to differentiate between morbid ideation and suicidal ideation, and This information will inform the clinical approach.
6. Describe how technology and social media can be used to your advantage and “tele-therapy” impact the clinician’s role in treating suicidal ideation, intent or plan.

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Clients At Risk

Co-Common Disorders and Special Populations

• Depressive disorders
• Anxiety disorders
• Trauma and Stressor-related disorders
• Substance-Similar and addictive disorders
• Risques in certain populations
  • adolescents, veterans, LGBTQ, and Seniors

The Relationship between Suicide and Suicide and Self-Destructive Behavior

• Non-Suicidal Self Injury (NSSI)
• The most recent research on self-determination-harming behavior
• Self-evident-Attention can cause harm-seeking behavior?
• Do you believe in yourself?-Lethal consequences to suicide?
  • The question of Intent
  • Maladaptive coping methods and avoidance
• Clinical Screening approach for NSSI

Legally sound Suicide Risk Assessment

• 10 essential components of A thorough risk assessment
• Chronic and Risk factors that pose a serious risk
• How to distinguish between morbid and suicidal ideastion
• Suicide imminent/chronic risk
• Self-care and Consultation
• Tools for formal suicide assessment

Manage Yourself-Harmful Behaviours and You can develop functional skills for coping in your home Clients

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Teach your clients techniques to Increase awareness of Impulsive behavior
• Communication and Avoiding expressing emotions
• You can replace it with other behaviors
• Research limitations and treatment risks of Psychotherapeutic approaches

Suicidal Behavior treatment StrategiesCBT, DBT and Crisis Management Skills

• Strategies to Manage countertransference
• Incorporate the four main elements of Crisis intervention as treatment
• Strategies CBT and DBT
• Psychopharmacological intervention and Management
• Long-term care concerns and Strategies
• Tele-therapy & Social media
  • APA Guidelines
  • Texting – should you?
  • What to What do you do if the suicidal person contacts you via phone or social media?
• Limitations in research and treatment risks of Psychotherapeutic approaches

When (and How) to Hospitalize Clients

• Legal and ethical implications and case studies
• Confidentiality and Minor clients
• Informed consent and state-Specific laws
• Voluntary vs. Involuntary Commitment
• When and How to Make use of law enforcement

Please note that PESI does not have any affiliation or association with Marsha M. Linhan, PhD, ABPP or her organizations.