Justice At Last will be hosting a FREE 90 minutes virtual training tailored for providers serving Transitionally Aged Youth (TAY), focusing on understanding, recognizing, and addressing the risk factors associated with suicide within this age group as this transitional phase from adolescence to adulthood is often filled with challenges.
Key Topics include:
Understanding Mental Health: Debunking myths and eradicating stigmas;
Spotting the Signs: Recognizing behaviors indicating potential distress,
Empathetic Communication: Approaching and speaking with TAY who may be struggling with self-harm and suicidal thoughts;
Safety First: Creating and employing actionable safety plans;
Navigating Resources: Utilizing available crisis helplines and community services;
Building Resilience: Strengthening self and peers against adversity;
Establishing Supportive Communities: Encouraging a culture of understanding and care.
Who should attend?
Direct service providers,
advocates,
case managers and social workers that interact and serve the TAY population.
Why attend?
Participate in interactive sessions steered by Dr. Suamhirs Piraino-Guzman, Behavioral Neurologist and Clinical Psychologist;
Obtain a resource toolkit to offer support when needed; and for the opportunity to engage with a community committed to fostering understanding and support.
Register here!