01/04/2026
When a client says, “I don’t want to live anymore…” — what happens inside you?
☢️Do you suddenly feel panicky and unsure what to say next?
☢️Do you worry that asking about su***de might make things worse?
☢️Are you unsure how to assess risk properly beyond just asking “Do you have suicidal thoughts?”
☢️Do you struggle to decide when it’s high risk vs manageable in caring for your clients?
☢️Do you feel uncertain about documentation and ethical responsibility?
☢️Are you unsure how to create a solid safety plan that actually works?
☢️Do you worry about legal implications if something happens after session?
☢️Do you feel alone when managing high-risk clients?
If any of these resonate with you — you’re not alone. Many counsellors and trainees experience this, especially when facing su***de risk in real sessions.
This 7-hour practical training is designed to help you respond with clarity, structure, and confidence when lives are at stake.
🧠 In this training, you will learn to:
• Explore cultural and contextual views on su***de
• Conduct thorough su***de risk assessments
• Apply crisis intervention & treatment planning strategies
• Coordinate multisectoral responses within organizations
👥 Who should attend:
Counselling practicum students
Internship trainees
Practicing counsellors & therapists
Clinical supervisors
Mental health practitioners & educators
📅 Date: 13 June 2026 (Saturday)
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: PJ (N Space Ventures)
🎓 2 CPD Points (Pending LKM approval)
👥 Limited to 25 participants only
This is a small-group, practical-focused training with case discussions, structured frameworks, and real-world application.
If you want to feel more grounded, systematic, and confident when working with suicidal clients — this training is for you.
📌 Scan the QR code in the poster to register
📌 Early bird available
📌 Limited seats only
Lives are at stake — our readiness matters.
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