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Would love more examples of safe memorialization ideas to share with organizations and in Connect trainings

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Adult and older-adult focused trainings and resources

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Connection with youth resource - 100 Alternatives to "How was your day?"

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Connection with youth resource - 100 Alternatives to "How was your day?"

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A link to an agenda before the meeting would be helpful!

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How to build more local and county coordination between MEs/MDIs and the suicide prevention/postvention teams to develop SOPs

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SPRC's NEW Tribal Suicide Prevention Resource Page

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SPRC's NEW Tribal Suicide Prevention Resource Page

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Resources for Tribal Communities – Suicide Prevention Resource Center

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These resources can support people who work with Tribal communities, organizations, and individuals in promoting and accessing culturally appropriate suicide prevention and postvention information and tools. We refer to this as “being a good relative.”

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Peer Support , trainings and support groups for families

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Welcome to Oregon Family Support Network Oregon Family Support Network (OFSN) is families and youth working together to promote mental, behavioral, and emotional wellness for others through education, support and advocacy. SUPPORT OUR WORK Through FAMILY PEER SUPPORT SERVICES that align with COORDINATED CARE ORGANIZATION priorities, Oregon Family Support Network helps families

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Brainstorming around reaching and supporting the community after the loss of young adult (18-24) (not connected to a school)

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more group participation

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Rick would like us to work on a shared postvention timeline that would be adaptable for each county.

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How other PRLs do their postvention outreach. For those that are 24 and under, how do they go about the schools and LE working with them and working together as opposed to separately.

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Parent/Caregiver Warmline

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OFSN considers diversity comprehensively, including race, ethnicity, gender identity, and expression, sexual orientation, ability and disability, age, economic disparity, geographic location and other factors that shape perspective and experience.

We understand that achieving equity is a continuous process, and we work to maintain the highest standards of ethics, transparency and accountability. To that end we:

Support and encourage policy that advances social inclusion both within our organization and the communities we serve.

Foster open and constructive discussions amongst our staff, board, community partners and families that we serve.

Engage diverse constituencies with curiosity and agility.

Strive to model best practices related to inclusion and equity in our training, consultation and service delivery.

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OFSN considers diversity comprehensively, including race, ethnicity, gender identity, and expression, sexual orientation, ability and disability, age, economic disparity, geographic location and other factors that shape perspective and experience. We understand that achieving equity is a continuous process, and we work to maintain the highest standards of ethics, transparency and accountability.

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Upcoming webinar

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Hispanic/Latino Behavioral Health Center of Excellence

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Grief and Mental Health: Challenges in the Hispanic and Latino Communities - Hispanic/Latino Behavioral Health Center of Excellence

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Join us for a session focused on prevention and mental health, where we’ll explore how grief impacts emotional well-being within Hispanic and Latino

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I have been sharing the Grief Care Plan from What's Your Grief in several groups and trainings. It is such a great resource for intentionally planning self-care and healing activities.

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Maybe having a county that has a well oiled postvention response plan and has done it in action could actually present it to the group and walk us through what they do. Instead of just sharing material in the drive.

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Kris and I will be presenting Connect Postvention Training and Caring for Grief: A Practical Introduction to Suicide Loss at the upcoming Behavioral Health Summit in Ashland.

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2025 Behavioral Health Training Summit | Oregon Research, Behavioral Health Innovation & Training

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3rd Annual Behavioral Health Training Summit with the Mobile Crisis Training Academy and sessions across the continuum of care—to build skills, connect, and support Oregon’s behavioral health system.

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Peer support has been recognized as a valuable and evidence-based form of support for parents who have lost a child to suicide. The unique and profound nature of suicide loss, often accompanied by complex feelings of guilt, shame, and social stigma, makes connecting with others who have shared a similar experience particularly therapeutic.

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This is a resource for everyone who wants to learn more about Extreme Risk Protection Orders, how they related to suicide prevention, and tools to spread the word and put information on your organizations website.