This free, interactive, hour-long training was developed by the child psychiatry division at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont, with support from Four Pines Fund.
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Tools
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Tools
This companion guide is designed to support organizations as they complete the Zero Suicide Organizational Self-Study.
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Tools
The Zero Suicide Work Plan for CCBHCs is a comprehensive list of Zero Suicide implementation tasks. Implementation teams are prompted to think about when each task will be completed and identify who will manage it.
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Tools
A key component of Zero Suicide is the creation of the Suicide Care Pathway. Grounded in organizational policies and protocols, the care pathway guides the system’s response and clearly outlines the care an individual at risk can expect to receive.
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CCBHCs and Zero Suicide: A Crosswalk of Requirements is a practical guide for aligning and integrating the SAMHSA requirements for CCBHCs with the Zero Suicide Framework.
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Videos
The Supporting Behavioral Health Providers: Resilience and a Path Forward video series and fact sheet by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center features behavioral health professionals sharing their personal and professional experiences of losing a client to suicide.
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Tools
The Foundations of Lived Experience, published by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC), highlights experts with firsthand, suicide-centered lived experience and explores how their voices have shaped and advanced the field of suicide prevention for more than 25 years.
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Readings
This brief explores emerging best practices for addressing suicidality in primary care and shares scalable, practical, and where available, evidence-based interventions that can be used in clinics with or without embedded behavioral health staff.
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ToolsSuicide and Intimate Partner Violence: Screening and Safety Planning With Adults is a free, online, self-paced course available through the Suicide Prevention Resource Center.
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ReadingsMaternal Suicide in the US: Opportunities for Improved Data Collection and Health Care System ChangeThis issue brief from the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health describes the historically overlooked problem of suicide as a leading cause of maternal mortality in the US.