​A brief introduction to suicide prevention 
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Suicide can be prevented. This presentation will cover what we know about this leading cause of death, the most up-to-date research on prevention, and what we can all do to fight suicide. 

Participants will learn the common risk factors for suicide, how to spot the warning signs in others, and how to keep ourselves, our loved ones and those in our community safe.

Please reach out to Rachel at info@natechutefoundation.org or 406-730-2521 with any questions!

In partnership with the Flathead City County Health Department, we present a virtual training to provide workplaces with resources and information to prevent suicide and support the wellness of their employees. 

We will cover:
-The warning signs of suicide
-How to assess for risk of suicide
-Safety planning intervention strategies
-Resources and other supports
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Please register in advance using the button below.

Monday, May 10, 2021 at 5:30 PM MDT – 6:30 PM MDT
Join the Nate Chute Foundation for this free, virtual 60-minute presentation on how to talk about mental health and suicide with your children.

During this presentation, we will cover:
-Youth suicide prevention basics
-ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell)
-What to do when your child ACTs
-Building coping skills
-Resources

Created by MindWise Inc, SOS: Signs of Suicide is an evidence-based suicide-prevention curriculum that the Nate Chute Foundation delivers to most 7th and 9th-grade health classrooms throughout the valley.

Interested in learning a new approach to suicide assessment and treatment? John Sommers-Flanagan, professor of counselor education at the University of Montana, will be leading an innovative professional development opportunity on strengths-based suicide prevention.
Founded on current research and national best-practices, this workshop will help you:
- Understand the limits of suicide risk factor assessment
- Use creative approaches to connect with distressed clients, while collecting useful assessment information
- Respond compassionately and effectively to client hopelessness, irritability, passive suicidality, and more
- Initiate collaborative safety and treatment planning protocols