Mental Health Awareness - Talking about suicide (Evening)

With mental health issues on the rise, it’s important we have the knowledge and skills to recognise if someone we know is experiencing mental health challenges, learn how to talk to them, and identify where to get help.

Join us to learn how to help address the stigma surrounding mental health and support someone you know.

Delivered by Lifeline WA, these FREE interactive workshops will explore simple and practical skills for supporting family, friends, co-workers or any person you know who may be experiencing mental health challenges.

Some topics covered include:

• Looking out for general signs of poor mental health.
• Breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and encouraging people to talk about mental health.
• How to ask if someone is thinking about suicide, and the warning signs to look out for.

Come along to one workshop or all!

At this workshop we discuss the questions:

• How common are suicidal thoughts?
• Can suicide be prevented?

Together we will look at common misunderstandings about suicide and what signs to look out for. Learn how to ask if someone is thinking about suicide and what supports are available to help.

Places are limited and bookings are essential for each of these sessions.

If you are unable to attend after booking please notify us.