Assessing and Managing Risk for Self-Directed Violence (Suicide)
Presented by Brianna Layden, PhD
This on-demand professional training program on Assessing & Managing Risk for Self-Directed Violence (Suicide) is presented by Brianne Layden, PhD in partnership with Protect International Risk and Safety Services.
It is all too often that we see professionals relying solely on their clinical judgement or using predictive tools in their assessments of risk for self-directed violence (suicide). Dr. Layden describes the benefits of utilizing the structured professional judgment (SPJ) approach to assess and manage self-directed violence that is both informed by the literature and incorporates clinical judgment. In addition, Dr. Layden describes the results of a recent systematic review of the literature on risk factors related to suicide and how these data have informed the development of new SPJ guidelines: The Self-Directed Violence – 20 (SDV-20).
Upon completion of this program you will be able to:
Describe the nature of self-directed violence and self-directed violence risk
Describe the principles of self-directed violence risk assessment focusing on Structured Professional Judgment (SPJ) approaches
Describe existing SPJ guidelines for self-directed violence risk assessment
Describe research evidence on risk factors for self-directed violence
Describe the basis for the development of new SPJ guidelines: The Self-Directed Violence – 20 (SDV-20)
Brianne Layden, PhD
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Lesson 1 Video
Lesson 2 Video
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Lesson 3 Video
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Lesson 4 Video
Motivators
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Lesson 5 Video
Safety Planning
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Lesson 6 Video
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Lesson 7 Video
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Lesson 8 Video
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Lesson 9 Video
Case Study
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Instructions
Evaluation
Submission Verification
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