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Course Description: Many of us have confided in others during dark times, and vice versa. But it can feel awkward, if not downright frightening, not knowing what to do when a loved one or a peer shows suicide warning signs. Developed by Forefront, the five simple and effective LEARN steps empower individuals to help others […]
Supporting Neurodivergent Students Hosted by The Jed Foundation (JED) and Forefront Suicide Prevention,this webinar series provides expert guidance for fostering inclusionand navigating loss and grief in school communities. Supporting Neurodivergent StudentsThurs., April 30, 2026 | 12pm PTThis session explores best practices for promotingmental health and suicide prevention throughneurodiversity-affirming approaches thatstrengthen belonging and well-being. Early Bird […]
Join us for a presentation on this topic from Allison Fine, MSW, LICSW, the founder of the Center for Chronic Illness (CCI). Supporting Mental Health in Individuals Living with Chronic Illness Description People living with chronic illness can often experience mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, overwhelm and even burnout. In addition to learning […]
Mental Health Awareness provides important information about mental health and wellness, suicide prevention and lethal means safety. We will explore how mental health awareness is important to function well in our daily lives and support others who may be struggling. You will leave with action steps you can take that promote emotional well-being. The training […]
Postvention in Practice: Supporting Grief & Healing in School Communities Hosted by The Jed Foundation (JED) and Forefront Suicide Prevention, this webinar series provides expert guidance for fostering inclusion and navigating loss and grief in school communities. Session 2: Wed. May 27, 2026 at 12pm PT Postvention in Practice: Supporting Grief and Healing in School […]
Course Description: Many of us have confided in others during dark times and vice versa. But it can feel awkward, if not downright frightening, not knowing what to do when a loved one or a peer shows suicide warning signs. Developed by Forefront Suicide Prevention at the University of Washington, you will learn a five-step […]