ASIST SafeTALK Suicide Alertness

SafeTALK Suicide Prevention Training

Most people struggling with suicidal thoughts don't want to die, but are overwhelmed by pain. SafeTALK equips you to recognise their cries for help and connect them with life-saving resources.

Who Can Take Part in ASIST SafeTALK Suicide Alertness?

This 3-hour course is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to talk to someone considering suicide. No prior experience is necessary.

At iTrain Australia we also offer to tailor courses to group settings. If your community group, business or sporting organisation would like to take part in an ASIST SafeTALK Suicide Alertness course, get in touch.

Key Benefits of ASIST SafeTALK Suicide Alertness

ASIST SafeTALK Suicide Alertness courses are necessary to reduce stigma around conversions about suicide in our society. You'll become a lifeline for those struggling with suicidal thoughts. We'll focus on helping you connect them with the support they need to stay safe. Here's what you can expect:

• Reduce stigma: Open conversations are crucial for suicide prevention. SafeTALK teaches you to approach suicide with sensitivity and compassion.
• Become a lifeline: Learn the skills to actively listen, offer support, and connect individuals with professional help.
• Interactive learning: Engage in discussions, role-playing activities, and real-world scenario exercises.
• Supportive environment: Our experienced trainer prioritise your comfort and learning throughout the workshop.

SafeTALK helps participants become alert to suicide. Suicide-alert people are better prepared to connect persons with thoughts of suicide with life-affirming help.

Why Choose iTrain Australia?

• Flexible training options: We offer public SafeTALK courses and customised programs for groups.
• Skilled trainers: Our trainers are passionate about suicide prevention and dedicated to your success.
• Lasting impact: Learn skills ghat can make a real difference in someone's life.

Take Action Today

Contact iTrain Australia to register for a SafeTALK course and become a valuable resource in suicide prevention.