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September is Suicide Prevention Month
If you or a loved one are experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviors, know that you are not alone. The Summit is here to help assess and manage suicide risk, develop a safety plan and teach you affective coping skills. Below are some resources and events available at The Summit this month.
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Warning Signs of Suicide |
| Suicide is complicated and tragic, but it is often preventable. Knowing the warning signs can save lives. |
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#BeThe1 |
| Five steps that you can take to #BeTheOne to help someone in emotional pain. |
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Signs of Suicide:
Trusted Adult Training
Tuesday, September 29th
10:00am-11:30am |
This training equips adults to recognize the warning signs of suicide, how to navigate those difficult conversations, and learn practical next steps with youth. By the end of the training, individuals will be considered a “trusted adult” for youth to share their struggles or get support. Great for parents, volunteers, teachers, counselors, health professionals, or coaches.
Led by: Megan Barfield, MS, LAMFT & Cally Short, MS, LAPC |
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Soul Shop for Youth Leaders
Tuesday, September 29th
1:00pm – 2:30pm |
This faith-based workshop will equip youth leaders to recognize the warning signs of suicide, engage in life saving conversations, and take the steps needed to keep youth safe. Great for youth group leaders, faith-based counselors, or volunteers working with youth in a religious capacity.
Led by: Stephen Walters, MA, MDIV, LAPC |
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Online Mental Health Screening |
| Brief Screenings are the quickest way to determine if you or someone you care about should connect with a behavioral health professional. Think of these as a checkup for your neck up. |
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Thank You for Your Support! |
| We are grateful for our partnership with The Will To Live Foundation and the generous support that they provide to our child and adolescent programming. Together, we can make a difference by removing the barriers to Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability that stand in the way of social, emotional and mental well-being for our community. |
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