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Suicide intervention

It is increasingly common that you will encounter students in distress. This can be a difficult experience. We offer training programs that will help prepare you to respond, as well as introduce you to campus and community resources.

Suicide prevention is everyone's responsibility. You can help by learning the warning signs of mental health crises, being aware of on-campus and community resources, and connecting students in crisis with those resources.

Training Options

Consultation

Consultation is available through CARES Support Line at 651.793.1568 to staff and faculty 24/7.  If you reach voicemail, press "0" to be connected with a counselor. 

Mental Health First Aid- open to faculty, staff, and students

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour in-person course for faculty, staff and students, which teaches the risk factors and warning signs of mental health and substance use related crises, as well as how to recognize a problem, give reassurance and refer them to seek professional help. Please check our Events section for upcoming sessions.