Continuing Education

Suicide Risk & Response

UPCOMING EVENT | APR 22

  • This training is designed to support graduate-level counselors and counselors in training in developing clarity and confidence when navigating ethical dilemmas in suicide risk assessment and intervention. Participants will learn how to apply ethical principles and professional responsibilities to guide clinical decision-making, consultation, and documentation in real-time practice

    • Presenter | Whitney Conaway MS, LCMHC, NCC | View Bio

    • Live virtual training

    • April 22, 2026 | 7-8:30 PM EST

    • Deadline to Register | April 20

    • 1.5 Clock Hours

    • No Cost | Pilot Offering

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  • By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

    1. Identify at least two ethical principles and apply them to analyze at least one ethical dilemma in suicide risk assessment using clinical judgment.

    2. Describe at least two components of informed consent as they relate to establishing ethical boundaries in suicide risk assessment.

    3. Evaluate at least one high-acuity suicide risk scenario to determine when consultation, referral, or escalation is ethically required.

    4. Identify at least two situations in suicide risk assessment in which mandated reporting or duty to protect is required and determine an appropriate course of action based on ethical and legal responsibilities.

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Suicide Risk & Response CE Focus Areas

All focus areas are centered on suicide risk assessment and response, and are customized for agencies, universities, and clinical teams.

  • Skill-building

    • Structured suicide risk evaluation

    • Documentation defensibility

    • Clinical judgment under high-acuity conditions

    • Ethical decision making

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  • Professional Functioning

    • Informed Consent and Suicide Risk Management

    • Documentation and Defensibility

    • Scope of Practice and Clinical Responsibility

    • Consultation as Ethical Practice and Clinical Safeguard

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  • Professional Identity

    • Crisis career decision-making using clinical frameworks (ISC)

    • Evaluating fit for crisis and high-acuity roles

    • Aligning interest, skill, and clinical judgment

    • Preventing burnout through role alignment

    CUSTOMIZE TRAINING FOR A GROUP

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    May 6, 2026 | 6:30-7:30pm EST

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