Custodians of Hope: Supporting the suicidal person in non mental health set...
Event Information
Description
The primary aim of supporting the suicidal person is to engender a sense of hope and inviting the person to live
Identifying suicide risk is only one part of working with the suicidal person. The increasing demand on mental health services means that front line workers are often having to provide ongoing support for those assessed as not being in imminent danger of suicide. A recent Coroner's finding has highlighted the need for counsellors in private practice, NGO mental health support organisations and front-line health and social services to be up to date in their competency and capability to engage with the suicidal client and to have good referral processes in place.
Workshop participants will explore a range of engagement, support and safe containment outcomes post the risk assessment process. These outcomes can be applied to any counselling, psychotherapeutic or support model. The outcomes are:
Manaakitanga Anchoring
Kōrero Illumination
Interrupting the suicidal thought Invitation to Live
Custodians of Hope Restoring the Wairua
Strategies for coping
This workshop is of value for those working in counselling or social support settings who have a basic understanding of counselling and/or mental health support/ recovery principles and processes. While the workshop is focused primarily around non-mental health settings, the workshop content is also relevant to workers in mental health settings.
Topics covered
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The phenomenon of suicide
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The suicidal moment
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Key principles in engaging and supporting the suicidal person
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Custodian of hope model
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Coping planning vs safety planning
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Safe practice: Keeping the suicidal person safe physically, emotionally and culturally
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Including whānau and significant others as part of the support team
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Legal obligations and implications - Duty of Care, Confidentiality, Privacy Act
Risky Business: The art of assessing suicide risk and imminent danger workshop offer
While not a pre-requisite, participants are encouraged to also register for the Risky Business: The art of assessing suicide risk and imminent danger workshop.Register for both workshops and receive a 20% discount on the registration fees.
To receive the discount register online for the Risky Business workshop in Hamilton and select the two workshop combo option.
What others have said about the workshop
"The easy to understand concepts and the model of support reduced my anxiety about working with a suicidal person. I leave far more confident and trusting of my skills to be an effective support”
AOD Counsellor
“The many examples you shared from your work enhanced my learning and made the application of the model relevant to my work” ACC Counsellor
“Insightful, informative and passionate presentation along with your humour engaged me for the whole day.” Psychologist
“Your cultural sensitivity and drawing on Māori understandings of wellbeing made the workshop relevant to my practice.” Counsellor
An opportunity for a day of learning with internationally respected suicidologist, Barry Taylor
An opportunity for a day of learning with award winning wellbeing and suicide prevention practitioner, Barry Taylor
Barry has proven leadership over 30 years at local, national and international levels in using community initiatives and strength-based approaches to improve individual and community wellbeing and the prevention of suicide. He has extensive experience in the development, implementation and evaluation of programmes at the local and national level, especially creating collaborative partnerships to promote wellbeing and prevent suicide.
Barry has lectured and mentored programmes, both nationally and internationally, and been appointed to numerous government advisory committees on wellbeing and suicide prevention.
In 2016 he was awarded the NSW Mental Health Commissioner's Community Champion Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to mental wellbeing and suicide prevention.
As a Health Sociologist and Public Health practitioner, Barry has a long-term interest in the social and cultural determinants of wellbeing, especially the role of gender and he brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for the promoting wellbeing in men.
After a number of years overseas, Barry is living back in New Zealand and is passionate about building the knowledge base, competence and capability within country to effectively respond to the unacceptably high rates of suicide in this country
WORKSHOP PLACES ARE LIMITED. REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
Minimum Number of Participants: 15 Maximum Number of Participants: 30
Places in each workshop are limited. If the workshop is full please register your name on the waitlist. TaylorMade Training and Consulting reserve the right to cancel the workshop if there are not the minimum number of registrations. If cancelled a full refund will be given.
Payment: Payment is by either Visa or Mastercard.
Organisations can request to pay by invoice. At the payment method part of the registration process click on Change and select Pay By Invoice
Terms for Payment By Invoice
Payment by Invoice is only for NGOs, Government Departments, DHBs, PHOs, Schools and tertiary organisations, businesses.
By selecting Pay By Invoice the organisation must agree to the following conditions:
1. Your place in the workshop is not confirmed until payment has been received.
2. PLEASE IGNORE the invoice from Eventbrite. A Tax Invoice from TaylorMade Training and Consulting will be sent to you separately which will contain bank details for payment.
3. Payment of the invoice must be made within seven days to avoid having your registration cancelled.
4. By registering for the workshop, you agree to the cancellation and policy. (refer below). Organisations who cancel within five working days and have not paid the invoice for the outstanding registration fee is stilll obligated to pay tjhe outstanding debt.
Catering:
This workshop is fully catered. Please indicate in the registration process if you have any particular dietary requirements. If you register after the registration closing date, while every effort will be made, your dietarty requirements may not be able to be catered.
Scholarships:
There is a limited number of partial and full scholarships for those wishing to attend the workshop. Full scholarships are available for mental health consumers, carers and volunteers. Partial scholarships of either 25%, 50% or 75% off the registration fee are available for full time tertiary students in health, social service and disability related courses. Further information and how to apply for a scholarlship is available on the TaylorMade website.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Workshops can fill quickly. If you are no longer able to attend the workshop please cancel your registration as soon as possible. The following refund policy is strictly adhered to.
Cancellation up to five working days prior to the commencement of the workshop: Full Refund less $25 admin fee
Cancellation within five working days prior to the commencement of the workshop:
No refund but registration can be transferred to another person. To transfer your registration log on to your registration and update the name and contact details to the new person attending.
No show on the day of workshop: No refund
Organiser Contact Details
Barry Taylor
Principal Consultant
TaylorMade Training and Consulting
Email: registrations@tmtc.co.nz
Office: 04 905 6145
Mobile: 022 104 5060
Website: www.taylormadetrainingconsulting.com
