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Safe and Accepted - LGBTQ Youth Suicide Prevention & Intervention

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Length of training can vary from 1-3 hours; participants include staff and teachers

The desired outcomes for this training are:

  • Increased understanding about why LGBTQ youth are at greater risk for suicide and self-harm
  • Heightened awareness of the warning signs for clinical depression & suicide
  • Enhanced ability to differentiate suicidal attempts and self-harm
  • Learn the steps for intervening with a student
  • Increased recognition of resources
  • "Best practices" for providers, schools, families, and individuals to increase support for these youth

For more information and to arrange training, please contact our OUTLoud Project Manager, Heather Carter at heather@yspp.org or at (206) 297-5922 ext. 116.

 

 

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Partnership in Support of LGBTQ Youth:
Safe Schools Coalition
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