Suicide Prevention in Residential Care

“Older adults in aged care settings may be at increased risk of suicide due to factors such as social isolation, chronic illness, and mental health challenges. As care worker, having the right skills can make a life-changing difference.

Our scenario based, high quality video training equips you with the confidence and expertise to recognise warning signs, such as withdrawal, expressions of hopelessness, or giving away possessions. You’ll learn how to communicate effectively by creating a safe space where older people feel heard, valued, and supported. The course also provides proven intervention techniques, helping you develop active listening, empathy, and non-judgmental support skills to de-escalate crisis situations. Additionally, you’ll gain knowledge of mental health resources and understand when to refer individuals for professional support.

Through engaging, real-world scenarios and expert-led insights, our training empowers you to take proactive steps in suicide prevention – helping you provide safer, more compassionate care.”