SafeSide CARE Suicide Prevention Framework Training: Part Two

May 14, 2026 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

Every problem becomes more manageable when you have a framework for understanding it.

This workshop will be split into 2 days : May 12th and May 14th.

Register for Day 1: Registration Link

THIS IS A 2 PART SERIES. PARTICIPANTS MUST ENGAGE IN BOTH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

This 2-PART workshop is designed for developing a common approach and language to suicide prevention through a map of best practices to guide care delivery and communication with colleagues, consumers, and their supports. Participants will join a facilitated learning space to engage with others and based on specially designed video modules taught by clinical and lived experience faculty to explore strategies and approaches for working with youth experiencing suicidal distress. These videos teach, demonstrate, and prompt group interaction around applying suicide prevention best practices day to day with those at risk and their supports. Discussion will be encouraged as part of the learning.

This workshop will be split into 2 days : May 12th and May 14th

OBJECTIVES (PART TWO) May 14th

Last Two Tasks of the SafeSide Framework for Suicide Prevention is covered:
1. RESPOND: Four skills to equip you and your team in responding to suicide risk, including considerations for determining appropriate supports and strategies for efficient, effective documentation.
2. EXTEND: Extend your care beyond the initial contact to support wellness and recover, including strategies to engage family and supports in the journey.

DETAILS (Part TWO)

Date: May 14, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Virtual: Confirmation emails will be sent to acknowledge registration and provide the Zoom link prior to the event.
Cost: FREE: Registration costs supported by Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and SAMHSA federal grant funding.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Primary: School-based Mental Health Professionals and Supervising Administrators
Additional: Community Mental Health Professionals working in or collaborating closely with school systems

QUESTIONS?

Please contact rwoebbeking@cesa6.org if you have any questions regarding this event.