Center for Prolonged Grief

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August 8, 2023

The impact of suicide in the community – Free

About Course

Suicide impacts families, schools, workplaces and whole communities. Over half of the American population personally knows someone who has died by suicide. Dr. Julie Cerel will describe her important evidence-based conceptualization that can help you think about the impact of each suicide along a continuum of exposure. She will also describe research related to effects of suicide in the workplace. She will discuss its impact on different professionals such as members of the military, first responders, mental health clinicians and crisis workers.

Suicide impacts families, schools, workplaces and whole communities. Over half of the American population personally knows someone who has died by suicide. Dr. Julie Cerel will describe her important evidence-based conceptualization that can help you think about the impact of each suicide along a continuum of exposure. She will also describe research related to effects of suicide in the workplace. She will discuss its impact on different professionals such as members of the military, first responders, mental health clinicians and crisis workers.

Webinar recorded on March 5, 2020.

About the Presenter

Julie Cerel, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist and Professor in the College of Social Work at the University of Kentucky (UKCOSW). She directs the Suicide Prevention & Exposure Lab at UKCOSW and currently serves as Interim Association Dean for Research. Her research focuses on suicide exposure/bereavement and she is the author of over 80 academic publications. She is currently Past-President of the American Association of Suicidology.

Course Content

The impact of suicide in the community

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Durations: 1 hour
Lectures: 1
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Level: All Levels
Language: English
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Material Includes

  • Webinar recording (view-only)

Audience

  • Health and mental health professionals
  • Graduate students in an accredited health or mental health program