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Suicide Prevention

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Empower your team with globally recognized suicide alertness skills — learn to recognize, ask, and connect.

  • Duration: 90 min. - 3.5 hours

  • Delivery Options: Virtual or in person

  • Ideal Audience: Anyone who wants to be prepared to intervene when someone needs it most

Every workplace and community has a role to play in suicide prevention. These two internationally recognized, evidence-based programs give participants the tools to recognize warning signs, respond with confidence, and connect people to life-saving supports.

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  • safeTALK Training (Suicide Alertness for Everyone)
    Developed by LivingWorks Education, safeTALK is a half-day, in-person workshop that equips participants to recognize when someone may be thinking about suicide and connect them with resources that can help. Using the TALK steps — Tell, Ask, Listen, KeepSafe — participants gain confidence in responding to risk and overcoming the stigma that often prevents life-saving conversations.

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  • QPR Gatekeeper Training (Question, Persuade, Refer)
    Often described as “CPR for mental health,” QPR Gatekeeper is a concise, 90-minute virtual training that teaches participants how to ask directly about suicide, persuade someone to seek help, and refer them to the right supports. This practical, skills-based session builds the confidence to step in and save a life when it matters most.

 

Through her affiliate company Arpeggio Health Services, Elizabeth Eldridge delivers both programs as a certified facilitator. Organizations can schedule private training for their teams, while individuals can join public virtual sessions for QPR. Check out options for public courses HERE.

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Key Learning Outcomes for Participants:

  • Recognize the warning signs of suicide risk in colleagues, clients, or community members.

  • Learn the TALK steps (safeTALK) and the QPR model to intervene with confidence.

  • Overcome stigma and hesitation that can prevent timely support.

  • Connect individuals at risk with the right professional and community resources.

  • Contribute to a safer, more supportive workplace and community.

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