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The vulnerabilities of people who have suicidal thoughts or express suicidal behavior are even more pronounced for individuals with IDD. This presentation addressed the complicating factors of assessment and intervention of suicidality for people with intellectual disabilities and autism. In addition, different ways to adapt an assessment and interview with individuals who have IDD and their caregivers were discussed. Finally, ways to conceptualize and formulate a treatment plan was introduced. This training included strategies and approaches that can be used right away.

Recording: https://lacoe-edu.zoom.us/rec/share/c5hOcFwU9bigPodLQKP1FORbj_B1nfBFRczrs7AbdSkG4132TSFLM_122gqAmMaE.0DCjnsZZWRJ8PZ3h

Passcode: V1aJnW@s

This workshop focused on integrating culturally responsive suicide prevention skills. Rates of self-injurious thoughts and behaviors continue to disproportionately impact ethnoracially minoritized youth, despite nearly three decades of treatment development.

Recording:

 video1577490438.mp4

Friday, April 28 – 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

510 S. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90020, Terrace Level

The Partners in Suicide Prevention Team, in partnership with the Los Angeles County Suicide Prevention Network, are in the process of updating the Strategic Plan for Suicide Prevention.   The purpose of this meeting is to discuss existing and needed services and supports available to individuals before and after a suicidal crisis. RSVP here:  https://forms.office.com/g/G6txWNkGvn 

Recording:
https://lacoe-edu.zoom.us/rec/share/rgVNDDSbx–3PvOiF6mNBoJJTjTA8WSrv33rLeAW_xJIrGFk_INSZKlUNufyDd2c.lKVjmX50IlXxOgES
Passcode: 5Ypeg?I?

March 9, 2023 (Thursday)
1:00PM – 2:30PM

Web Broadcast – Zoom
DMH Employees and Contract Providers – please complete online registration at:

https://eventshub.dmh.lacounty.gov/Account/Events/Conferences/Detail/11793
How to create an EventsHub Account

Prior to European colonization, 2-Spirit, Queer and Trans (2SQT) communities were historically celebrated and venerated across the world. This workshop provided an overview of this history, why and how decolonization matters in our provision of support for 2-SQT/LGBTQ+ communities and how the praxis of intersectionality can help us reclaim 2SQT/LGBTQ+ inclusive and liberation-based communities and support. Participants also gained introductory knowledge on gender and sexuality development and an understanding of basic 2SQT+ terminology. 

Recording:
https://lacoe-edu.zoom.us/rec/share/iGtnIHECnwdb-BjdFpTm9mCJIyGl6cdkRtxvTP5K4GdPNHjnSQDMINR_ilNOqNYC.iY0A__pMWt3pyjoT
Passcode: RDkA8Nb+