safeTALK is a 3.5 hour training that is delivered in person, by a trained facilitator. It gives participants the confidence and practical skills to recognize when someone may be thinking about suicide and take action by connecting them to safety.

Specifically, participants will:

• Learn to notice and respond to invitations for help
• Practice open, direct conversations about suicide
• Build confidence to connect someone with further care and support
• Explore how your attitudes and beliefs can affect your ability to get help
• Work together in a safe, supportive environment with others who care about making a difference.

We work with organizations to provide safeTalk training for their staff and volunteers. Please note, this training may have associated costs, as well as a required minimum number of participants.