Let's Talk About It
Summer Learning Series on Youth Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
When it comes to supporting young people, knowledge matters.
Let’s Talk About It is a free virtual learning series designed to equip parents, caregivers, educators, mental health professionals, youth-serving organizations, and community members with practical, evidence-based information about youth mental health and suicide prevention.
Hosted by CommUnity Crisis Services’ Post-Attempt Family Engagement Model (PAFEM) program, this series brings together experienced clinicians and crisis professionals to explore some of the most important topics affecting youth today. Each one-hour session provides actionable strategies, current research, and opportunities to strengthen your confidence in recognizing warning signs, supporting young people, and responding with compassion.
Whether you work with youth every day or simply want to better support the young people in your life, these sessions are designed to help you make a meaningful difference.
UPCOMING SESSIONS
OPEN TO ALL • FREE • VIRTUAL & RECORDED
Self-Harm vs. Suicide in Youth
Wednesday, July 1
12 - 1 pm
Virtual
Presented by Drew Martel LISW
Approved for 1.0 IBC CEU
Understanding the important differences between self-harm and suicidal behavior in youth. This session will explore why young people engage in self-harm, how self-harm relates to suicide risk, warning signs to recognize, and practical approaches for responding with confidence, compassion, and safety.