Training
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
A two-day training that prepares participants to recognize and respond to people who may be having thoughts of suicide.
Gain the confidence and competence to intervene and help create a safety plan
Through interactive practice and guided learning, ASIST is open to anyone 16 or older who wants to be ready to provide life-saving, evidence-based support in their community.
Skills You'll Gain
Recognize warning signs and invitations for help.
Engage safely and compassionately with a person at risk.
Build collaborative safety plans that reduce immediate danger and secure ongoing support.
Equipping the community behavioral health workforce with evidence-informed and culturally-responsive skills.
Other Trainings
Mobile Crisis Training
A free, state-supported program designed to prepare Oregon’s mobile crisis teams to respond safely, effectively, and compassionately.
Advanced Skills Training
Providing behavioral health professionals and community responders with in-depth, evidence-based training to address suicide risk with confidence and care.
OCALM Training
Equipping healthcare and direct service providers with the skills and confidence to discuss suicide risk and reduce access to lethal means.