Conversations About Suicide Course: Learn How to Support Someone in Crisis

Suicide prevention is a vital skill that can help save lives. The 4-hour Conversations About Suicide course is designed for Australians who want to learn how to recognise the signs of suicide, offer support, and connect people to professional help. Whether you’re a friend, family member, colleague, or community leader, this course equips you with the confidence and knowledge to assist someone in crisis.

What You’ll Learn in Suicide Prevention Training

This evidence-based mental health training provides a structured approach to supporting someone experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviours. Participants will gain practical skills through real-world scenarios in a safe learning environment.

Key topics covered include:

• How to identify warning signs for suicide
• How to confidently support someone in crisis
• How to help them stay safe
• How to connect them to appropriate professional support

This course is based on guidelines developed through expert consensus from people with lived experience of mental health challenges and professionals in the field.

Who Should Take This Course?

This suicide awareness training is suitable for any adult who wants to be prepared to support someone at risk. It is particularly valuable for teachers, employers, community workers, and those in caregiving roles.

Why Enrol in a Suicide Prevention Course?

• Gain life-saving skills to support people in distress
• Improve mental health awareness and reduce stigma
• Feel confident in responding to a crisis
• Learn an evidence-based suicide prevention action plan

Be part of the solution to prevent suicide in Australia. Enrol in Conversations About Suicide today and learn how to provide essential support when it matters most.