Youth Suicide Prevention Policy Position Statement
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Priority Groups
Children and Youth
Type of Activity: Report or Policy Document
Suicide Prevention Australia has developed a policy position focused on young people. Policy on youth specific early intervention and support services, including context and commentary
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Youth in Distress
Black Dog Institute
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Priority Groups
Children and Youth
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
With a focus on self-harm and suicide in adolescence, this program will assist clinicians and health professionals to manage youth in distress, self-harm and suicidality. The program has been designed to build on the current level of skills f participants and to further develop confidence in undertaking risk assessment and safety planning for youth in distress.
Duration: 7 Hours Location: Online
Cost: $75 Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: education@blackdog.org.au
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Zero Suicide Healthcare: An Introductory Program
Zero Suicide Institute of Australasia
Accreditation: Yes
Advanced; Foundation
Health
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
This program is designed to support implementation teams take the first steps to a deeper understanding of Zero Suicide Healthcare. These six modules will help you and your team develop a common understanding of the approach.
Duration: 30-40 Minutes per Module Location: Australia Wide
Cost: Negotiable - depending on number of licences required to access modules Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: zsia@zerosuicide.com.au 0408 400 218
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TrackSAFE Suicide Awareness Training
TrackSAFE Foundation
Accreditation: Yes
Beginner; Foundation
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Designed specifically for rail workers in Australia and New Zealand. It helps to build skills and confidence to identify and engage with someone who may be at risk of suicide, and safely intervene. It also provides information on support services available for rail workers post incident.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information: info@tracksafefoundation.com.au
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Mental Fitness@WorkTM
HSE Global
Accreditation: Yes
Beginner; Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Mental Fitness @ Work is a market driven, customisable program that reduces stigma and empowers participants with a simple framework to create mentally fit workplaces. Mental Fitness @ Work moves beyond compliance into best practice by taking a proactive stance towards psychological health and safety. The program builds capability, creates common language, reduces stigma, and encourages daily investment in mental fitness @work, thereby aiming to change lives and save lives.
Duration: 4 Hours Location:
Cost: POA Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: healthwellbeing@hseglobal.com 1300317778
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10% discount for 2 or more courses booked via the same organisation using code SPA. Contact healthwellbeing@hseglobal.com
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Making Services Work for Men: A 10 step guide to developing male-friendly health services
Australian Men's Health Forum
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Report or Policy Document
This report provides anyone who is committed to improving the lives and health of men and boys with a set of tried and tested principles that can be applied universally to a general population of men as well as being tailored to the diverse needs and preferences of different populations across Australia
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Data in Practice Webinar: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (7 March 2024)
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Early Career Researchers
Type of Activity: Online Event
This webinar takes a deep dive into the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) Suicide and Self-Harm Monitoring System. This system is the most comprehensive collation of data for deaths by suicide.
Duration: 55 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Free to Learnlinc users only
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Legal Risk - Director's Duties
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Learning & Development (Training for Trainers)
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Online Event
This PowerPoint presentation of this webinar was delivered by our pro-bono legal partners Norton Rose Fulbright. The presentation looks at responsibilities and accountabilities key duties, consequences of breach and managing risk.
Duration: Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Free to Learnlinc users only
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Webinar: Identifying Risk in Your Organisation
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Online Event
This Powerpont is from a webinar presented by our pro-bono legal partners, Norton Rose Fulbright, and covers topics associated with risk including negligence, contracts, common contractual terms, misleading or deceptive conduct, and practical tips.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Free to Learnlinc users only
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Webinar: Research Translation: Improving Support for LGBTIQ suicidal behaviour
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Priority Groups
LGBTIQA+
Type of Activity: Online Event
Hear from Professor Katherine Johnson and Dr Vanessa Lee-Ah Mat discuss their Suicide Prevention Research Fund funded study "Improving support for LGBTIQ suicidal behaviour: insight from lived experience". The research investigated the experience of First Nations LGBTIQA+SB people, and Queer People of Colour in accessing support. NOTE: This webinar is provided in two parts.
Duration: 28 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Free to Learnlinc users only
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