LEARN HOW TO RECOGNIZE, UNDERSTAND, AND RESPOND TO SIGNS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE CHALLENGES IN YOUTH.
Join us for free, in-person suicide prevention trainings designed to strengthen our ability to recognize, respond to, and support individuals experiencing a mental health or suicide-related crisis.
Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches adults how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in adolescents (ages 12–18). Participants learn practical skills to recognize warning signs, offer initial support, and connect youth with appropriate professional, peer, social, or self-help resources.
LEARN HOW TO RECOGNIZE WHEN SOMEONE MAY BE THINKING ABOUT SUICIDE AND CONNECT THEM WITH LIFE-SAVING SUPPORT.
safeTALK – September 3 (CRIHB, Roseville)
Join us for free, in-person suicide prevention trainings designed to strengthen our ability to recognize, respond to, and support individuals experiencing a mental health or suicide-related crisis.
These trainings are open to staff, community members, and partners who are committed to building safer, healthier communities.
safeTALK is a half-day suicide alertness training that equips participants to recognize when someone may be experiencing thoughts of suicide, engage them in a supportive conversation, and connect them with additional help and life-saving resources.
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO SUICIDE PREVENTION THAT TEACHES YOU HOW TO RECOGNIZE WARNING SIGNS AND CONNECT SOMEONE TO HELP.
Join us for a Virtual QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention Training, where you'll learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect someone to appropriate resources. Wednesday, September 9, 2026 2:00–4:00 PM (Pacific Time)
LEARN HOW TO RECOGNIZE, UNDERSTAND, AND RESPOND TO SIGNS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE CHALLENGES IN YOUTH.
Youth Mental Health First Aid – September 16
Join us for free, in-person suicide prevention trainings designed to strengthen our ability to recognize, respond to, and support individuals experiencing a mental health or suicide-related crisis.
Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches adults how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in adolescents (ages 12–18). Participants learn practical skills to recognize warning signs, offer initial support, and connect youth with appropriate professional, peer, social, or self-help resources.
LEARN HOW TO RECOGNIZE WHEN SOMEONE MAY BE THINKING ABOUT SUICIDE AND CONNECT THEM WITH LIFE-SAVING SUPPORT.
safeTALK – September 17 (Sacramento)
Join us for free, in-person suicide prevention trainings designed to strengthen our ability to recognize, respond to, and support individuals experiencing a mental health or suicide-related crisis.
These trainings are open to staff, community members, and partners who are committed to building safer, healthier communities.
safeTALK is a half-day suicide alertness training that equips participants to recognize when someone may be experiencing thoughts of suicide, engage them in a supportive conversation, and connect them with additional help and life-saving resources.
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO SUICIDE PREVENTION THAT TEACHES YOU HOW TO RECOGNIZE WARNING SIGNS AND CONNECT SOMEONE TO HELP.
Join us for a Virtual QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention Training, where you'll learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect someone to appropriate resources.
A webinar workshop for Tribal program staff, Tribal health clinic Staff, DV Advocates, individuals working with Tribal families, and the Tribal community.
This workshop will explore the many barriers that Tribal victims face. Key topics will include dismantling harmful myths and stereotypes, exploring sovereignty and autonomy, and emphasizing the importance of culture in the healing process. This training will be led by Tim Ruise with Strong Hearted Native Women's Coalition.
A DVP webinar for Tribal DV advocates & survivors, Tribal program staff, Tribal health clinic Staff, individuals working with Tribal families, and the Tribal community.
This webinar will examine how trauma and resilience are transmitted across generations. By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of the effects of historical trauma and specific ways individuals and communities can increase resiliency and healing.
