Suicide Assessment Treatment & Management
CEU
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Course Summary
One of the most challenging — and prevalent — issues clinicians can face is a client’s suicidal crisis. Although many clients experience major depressive episodes, training on how to manage suicidality is often not a component of training curriculums. Working with a client in suicidal crisis can be difficult, and evoke strong feelings in the therapist. This course will provide guidelines on suicide assessment, treatment and management.
This course meets the requirements for Washington clinicians for a Suicide Assessment Treatment & Management course.
Course Format
Start Date:
12/2/2021
Expiration Date:
12/2/2022
Activity Code:
H00048594
Approval Number:
210003961
Program Goal:
To educate CCM® board certified case managers about
Suicide Assessment Treatment & Management
Learning Objectives
At the close of this activity, participants will be able to:
- Discuss prevalence of suicide
- Describe protective factors
- Discuss issues related to at-risk/vulnerable populations
- Outline ethical and legal considerations in dealing with suicidal clients
Course Syllabus
Introduction
- Terminology
- Prevalence
- Theories of Suicidal Behavior
- Research in Suicidology
- Key Research Findings/Risk Factors
- Suicide and Mental Health Issues
- At-Risk or Vulnerable Groups
- Assessing Suicidal Risk
- Managing Suicidal Clients
- Ethical and Legal Issues
- Appendices
