Google ads for suicide prevention: Proof-of-concept for reaching key populations
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Priority Groups
Type of Activity: Video Recording
Research translation presented by Dr Sandersan Onie at the National Suicide Prevention Conference 2024
Duration: 18 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Free for Learnlinc users only
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Keynote Speaker: Nathan Bolton
Suicide Prevention Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Priority Groups
Adult and Older Men
Type of Activity: Video Recording
Keynote speaker at the National Suicide Prevention Conference 2024: Nathan Bolton, founder and director of Bolton Brothers, a psychology company focused on changing the face of men's mental health. (Recording in 3 Parts) Scroll down to the "Keynote Speaker: Nathan Bolton" to view recordings.
Select Conference Keynotes - and scroll down to find Keynote Speaker - Nathan Bolton.
Duration: 34 Minutes Location: Online
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Embrace Suicide Prevention Pilot Project Evaluation
Mental Health Australia
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
Type of Activity: Report or Policy Document
The Embrace Multicultural Mental Health Project (Embrace), led by Mental Health Australia, shines a spotlight on the need to account for cultural diversity around mental health and provide support, access and resources that improve outcomes in CALD communities. The Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (the Framework), a free national resource provided by Embrace, provides a structured approach for mental health organisations and individual practitioners to evaluate and improve their cultural responsiveness. Mental Health Australia, R U OK? and Suicide Prevention Australia have formed a consortium to test the Framework through the Embrace Suicide Prevention Pilot Project (the Pilot).
This report presents a summary of learnings and recommendations from this project.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
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Suicide Prevention Skills Training
Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Beginner; Foundation
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
Topics
are informed by both the latest international and national empirical data and
lived experience. Workshops/seminars provide knowledge and skills-based
approach to suicide prevention training across prevention, intervention and
postvention. Modules and content can be tailored to the organisation and
audience.
Duration: 1/2 to 2 Days Location:
Cost: See website Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: STARS@griffith.edu.au +61 7 37353394
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Systematic Tailored Assessment for Responding to Suicidality protocol (STARS-p) training
Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Health
Type of Activity: Workshop or Seminar
A
psychosocial needs-based interview protocol, STARS-p provides a systematic
collaborative and compassionate approach to guide clinicians and non-clinicians
who work with those experiencing suicidal or crisis distress. Specifically, the
training (which is co-designed and delivered with lived experience) supports
administration of STARS-p, and provides users with a framework for providing
minimum standard duty of care via collaborate best practice assessment and
commensurate care guidelines. A Griffith University digital badge and official
license is provided for all who complete.
Duration: 15 hours onlince plus 1 day virtual workshop Location: Online
Cost: See website Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: STARS@griffith.edu.au +61 7 37353394
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Graduate Certificate in Suicidology
Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Health
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Higher Education Qualification
Explore
the practical, policy and research issues in the field of suicide prevention in
this graduate certificate which has been co-designed by lived experience.
You'll gain a basic understanding of the key themes that emerge in suicide
research and contemporary suicide prevention practices to apply in policy,
practice or further research higher degree studies
Duration: 1 Year Part Time Location: Online
Cost: $8,500 (indicative) (Commonwealth Supported Program) Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: Jacinta.hawgood@griffith.edu.au +61 7 37353394
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Master of Suicidality
Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Health
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Higher Education Qualification
The
program is designed to produce graduates who are knowledgeable and skilled in
the identification of a range of concerns regarding suicidal behaviours and
their planned management at various levels (including research, public policy,
and prevention, intervention and postvention). The program, informed by lived
experience, will allow students to explore the historical and sociological
development of the complexities of suicide. Furthermore, students will have the
opportunity to compare different management methods and identify the advantages
and disadvantages of each theoretical approach to treatment and management of
suicidal behaviour and its prevention.
Duration: 3 Years Part Time Location: Online
Cost: $15,500 per year (Indicative) (Commonwealth Supported Program) Is this a free resource? No
Contact Information: Jacinta.hawgood@griffith.edu.au +61 7 37353394
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Long-Term use and application of Systematic Tailored Assessment for Responding to Suicidality (STARS) protocol following original training
Australian Institute of Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Health
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Research Paper
Understanding the use of Systematic Tailored Assessment for Responding
to Suicidality protocol (STARS-p) in practice by trained mental health practitioners over the longerterm is critical to informing further developments. The study aim was to examine practitioners’
experiences of STARS-p and factors associated with its use in practice over a 12–24-month period after
training.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Impact of Systematic Tailored Assessment for Responding to Suicidality (STARS) Protocol Training on Mental Health Professionals' Attitudes, Perceived Capabilities, Knowledge, and Reluctance to Intervene
Australian Institute of Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Foundation
Health
Workplace Strategy
Type of Activity: Research Paper
This study aimed to examine
associations between clinician characteristics and pre-training competencies in suicide
risk assessment (SRA), as well as the impact of STARS training workshop on clinician
competencies; and to determine the predictors of SRA training outcomes.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
Contact Information:
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Suicidology Post Graduate Curriculum: Priority Topics and Delivery Mechanisms for Suicide Prevention Education
Australian Institute of Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) Griffith University
Accreditation: No
Advanced; Learning & Development (Training for Trainers)
Early Career Researchers
Type of Activity: Research Paper
There has been limited attention to the development and delivery of tertiary suicide prevention curricula. The aim of this work was to describe the status of postgraduate suicide prevention education, with specific attention on examining the needs of the suicide prevention sector in Australia.
Duration: Location:
Cost: Free Is this a free resource? Yes
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