Conference Program
Breakout Session Presenter Bios
Keynote PowerPoint: Connection: The Key to Prevention
2019 HOPES Award Winners
Engaging People with Lived Experience
Engaging Suicide Attempt Survivors - Resources
Language Matters: Choose Language Carefully
Suicide in Wisconsin: Impact & Response - Report Outline
Healthy Wisconsin Data Trends: Suicide
1a. Creating Connections to Change Lives: Building Peer Support in Your Community
1b. Lived Experience Leading Systems Change
Language Guide
Hosting a Meeting Using Principles of Trauma Informed Care
Lived Experience Leadership in Agencies & Systems
Meaningful Engagement with Family Leaders for Systems Change
Sensitive Responses to Disclosures of Past Trauma: What to Say, Actions to Offer, and Easy-to-Access Resources
Y-VAL Assessment of Youth & Young Adult Voice at the Agency Level
1c. Time Well Spent Together: Person Centered Planning and Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention in People with Disabilities
1d. Writing Grants That Get the Funding
1e. LOSS Teams: A Proactive Postvention Prevention Approach (PowerPoint not available)
Grief: A Tangled "Ball" of Emotions
Self-Care Domains
Self-Care Plan
Stress & Coping Self Test
Common Themes of Trauma
How Can I Help Someone Who is Grieving?
Launch a Loss Team
1f. Promoting Awareness and Sustaining Prevention through Coalition Events
2a. Monitoring and Managing Suicide Risk for Those Who Self-Injure (PowerPoint not available)
2b. Alternatives to Suicide Peer-to-Peer Groups
Charter for Alternatives to Suicide Mutual Support Groups
Guide to Alternative Conversations Groups
Possible Questions, Statements, and Strategies for Helping Individuals Who are Suicidal
Suicide and Language: Food for Thought
2c. Building Compassion Resilience at Work and Home
2d. The Invisible Population: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ) Youth Suicide Risk and Prevention Efforts (PowerPoint not available)
2e. Understanding Racial Trauma Risk
APA DSM5 Cultural Formulation Interview
2f. A Framework for Suicide Prevention in the Schools: The Milwaukee Public Schools Approach
MPS Suicide Prevention Resource Guide
Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale Triage Guidelines for Support Staff
Student Support Plan
Suggestions for Parents Following Suicide Risk Assessment
Suicide Prevention Within a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS)
Tip Sheet for Counseling Students and Families on Means Restriction
3a. Language Matters: Safe and Effective Prevention Messaging
Language Matters: Be a De-Stigmatizer
3b. Veterans Culture & Reintegration
3c. Systems Change for Suicide Prevention: A Jackson County Approach (PowerPoint not available)
3d. Saving our Youth: Suicide Prevention & Suicide Attempt After-care
3e. Trans 101 and Preventing Suicide in the LGBTQ+ Community
The Gender Unicorn
LGBTQ+ Terms