Suicide Intervention Program
This project is to encourage conversations about suicide and mental health.
This program was made possible by the COVID -19 Emergency Community Support Fund provided by the Government of Canada and United Way of Central NB.
Andrew Martel, Kayla-Renee Ossachuk, Karen Frampton, Norah Profit, James Nowlan, Kristin Elton, Sarah Fowler, Olivia Frigault, Michala Keeler, Lyndsay Holwell, Melissa Vienneau, Amber Flynn, & Mark Depow
CRMHAA is a strong advocate for persons with mental illness and their families in Fredericton. Here’s how our charity makes a difference in your community:
Advocating for mental health clients and their families within the mental health system.
Employment support for those ready to return to work or education.
A place to learn life skills, regain confidence and respect within our REACH program.
Facilitating support groups for mental health clients, caregivers of mental health clients, and those impacted by the suicide of a loved one.
Educating the public and corporations on mental health matters.
Offering certification in Suicide Intervention and Mental Health First Aid.
Suicide Intervention Program
Course Outline
Introduction
Engaging in conversation
Tips for active listening
Starting the conversation
Common Myths and Misconceptions
Myth/Truth
Video - Suicide Misconceptions
Quiz - Common Myths
Risk Factors
Factors
Warning signs
Sudden positive shift
Protective Factors
Video - Warning Signs
Quiz - Risk Factors, Warning Signs and Protective Factors
Language
Responsible conversations
Person-first language
Examples of person-first language
Asking questions
When someone confides in you
Video - Language
Quiz - Language
What to do
Imminent risk
If the threat is not imminent
Quiz - What to do
Canadian & New Brunswick Phone Listings
Canadian & New Brunswick Resources for Suicide Prevention
Sources & Citations