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ASIST 2 day Workshop
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training |
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Internationally recognised and standardised training accredited by Living Works
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Who is it for?
Anyone over the age of 16. No prior experience is necessary. In the same way anyone might want to learn CPR and emergency first aid, so too you can learn first aid for suicide intervention. What is it? The ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) model can help you make a real difference to the person in need. It equips the participant with effective suicide first aid intervention skills; to help identify and support vulnerable people and sign post them to the appropriate help and support. ASIST is a globally recognised, accredited, comprehensive 2 day training programme developed in 1983 and delivered by providers in a standardised format which is regularly updated to ensure training is in line with current knowledge and research. It has been delivered to over a million participants worldwide and has changed lives. SCHOOLS....
We believe the mental health of young people is paramount. They are our future and unfortunately are under an increasing amount of stress. Teachers and peer mentors will gain a lot from this training. Giving our young people the tools to recognise, to talk, to seek help. It really can save lives |
The course will enable participants to:
When?
Our next course is running in October and is fully subscribed. If your organisation would like to book dates get in touch Where? Colchester, Chelmsford, Ipswich..... We can come to you - get in touch Available to groups of up to 30 participants. Fill in a contact form to register your interest in this 2 day course. |
And we mean this is for anyone!...
Members of the public, informal helpers, caregivers, non-clinical NHS and social care staff, first responders, community volunteers, school support staff can attend.
Professionals have also found it a useful addition/update to their existing knowledge and skills. Nurses, medical professionals, police, clergy, pharmacists and teachers may all require suicide intervention skills in their work.
Members of the public, informal helpers, caregivers, non-clinical NHS and social care staff, first responders, community volunteers, school support staff can attend.
Professionals have also found it a useful addition/update to their existing knowledge and skills. Nurses, medical professionals, police, clergy, pharmacists and teachers may all require suicide intervention skills in their work.
Your Trainers For ASIST......
Marianna Odysseos
Chartered Clinical Psychologist |
Helen Watson
Mental Health Nurse & Integrative Psychotherapist |
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Marianna is an experienced Clinical Psychologist, EMDR Practitioner and Trainer. Her specialist areas are in child and family issues, working with adolescents, complex trauma work (both military and civilian) and chronic pain management. Marianna has set up and spoken at, conferences, workshops and groups within the NHS and Military Health Care. She is involved in training other health professionals and provides Clinical Supervision. Marianna is passionate about de-stigmatisation of mental health and promoting positive mental health, particularly to young people.
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Helen works as a CBT Therapist, EMDR Practitioner, Integrative Psychotherapist and Trainer. She works with adults and adolescents addressing a variety of stress related problems including depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress. She has worked with serving personnel, veterans, emergency services and the general public. She also volunteers in youth work.
Helen is also experienced in mental health promotion, presentations, workshops and professional supervision. Helen believes in an individual holistic approach and is a strong advocate of the mind/body connection and of making our mental well-being a priority. "We're just as mental as we are physical and we need to take care of both!" |