Three Crucial Factors in Treating Suicide Risk: Lessons Learned from the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide

Treating a client at risk of suicide is a high-stakes challenge. Because the United States suicide rate has been going up relentlessly for decades, it is especially important for the behavioral healthcare industry to take the next step in continually improving quality care. The Interpersonal Theory is that next step. It is the foundation for the Suicide Prevention Lifeline/988 protocol and training. Join MHHRG for this important discussion.

Topics covered in this webinar, based on the Theory, include:

• Where to focus treatment and why
• Commonalities of the suicidal mind
• Risk assessment
• Danger signs of imminent risk
• Clinical tools for assessment and treatment
• Practical and realistic strategies for reducing risk
• The latest suicide related research