Suicide Prevention at Universities
15 minutes
Short course
Education
How staff in educational institutions can recognise and address the key area of suicide prevention.
Description
Alongside the support services and structures that universities put in place, clear guidance needs to be offered, so that members of staff and contractors understand the key challenges that students may face, how to recognise warning signs, when and how to act, and the limits of their responsibilities. These responsibilities are explored in the key area of suicide prevention.
Features
- Why suicide is a risk to students in a higher education context
- An awareness of suicide triggers, such as mental health conditions, academic stress, and disruptions to established support networks
- The myths and stigmas surrounding suicide
- A suicide first-aid approach
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