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On the Horizon: Meeting the Behavioral Health Needs of Texans
Tammy Weppelman
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988 Update: Texas Suicide Prevention Symposium
Richard McKeon
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Updates from the State Suicide Prevention Team: Advancements and Initiatives
Tammy Weppelman, Samantha Zackary, and Jennifer Cruttsinger
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No One Fights Alone: Suicide Prevention in Law Enforcement
Dr. David Rozek
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YAM Impact
Dr. Madhukar Trivedi
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Good Therapy Is Hard Work: Supershrinks and Feedback Loops
Dr. Bart Andrews
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AI, Suicide Prevention, and the Underserved
Dr. S. Craig Watkins
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National and Community Approaches
Dr. Deborah Stone
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Integrating National and Local Efforts for Suicide Prevention in Colorado
Katherine Harvey
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The Role of Friends and Family
Dr. Dev Crasta
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Crisis Response Planning for Suicide Prevention: Building Your Toolkit
Dr. David Rozek
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Peri Health
Dr. Latoya Frolov
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The Public Health Approach to Veteran Suicide Prevention: The Powerful Role of Connection in Collaborative Community and Clinical Initiatives
Dr. Lisa Kearney
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Department of Defense Comprehensive Suicide Prevention Approach: Opportunities for Synergy
Dr. Alicia Matteson
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A Community Approach to Reduce Suicide in Military Members Transitioning to Civilian Life
Dr. Jill Palmer, Dr. Joe Geraci, General Mike Eastman (retired), and Ashley Craig
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The Defensive Line
Chris and Martha Thomas
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Texas Advancing Suicide Safer Schools Roadmap

This session provides an overview of the 8 elements of a best practice, comprehensive suicide prevention, intervention and postvention plan for school districts.

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Safety Planning for Schools

Dr. Molly Lopez from the Texas Institute for Excellence in Mental Health, University of Texas at Austin, and Laura Gold from Texas HHSC, will provide a detailed review of safety planning protocols in schools.

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Responding to Mental Health Crises in Rural Districts: Prevention, Preparedness, and Protocol

Laura Gold, Melissa Gonzales, Tammy Gendke

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Mental Health, Suicide, & the Power of Community

Haley DeGreve

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Youth Suicide Postvention

Jonathan B. Singer, Ph.D., LCSW

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Higher Education Panel On Suicide

Katy Rudd, Diane Manley, Jennifer Crutsinger, Terri McBryde

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Dr. Courtney Harvey

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Federal Efforts to Address Suicide and Suicide Prevention

Dr. Richard McKeon

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Texas Suicide Data: An Update

Jennifer Haussler Garing

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H.O.P.E. Certification: Implementing the National Guidelines for Workplace Suicide Prevention

Dr. Sally Spencer Thomas

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Suicide Care Initiative: Insights from the Regional Suicide Care Support Centers

Samm Zachary, Mike Olson, Tiffany Bittner, Teresa Williams, Leivy Resendiz

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Being and Doing: Where Peace and Purpose Meet

Steve Lawson

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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline National Updates

This presentation will highlight the impact of transitioning the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to 988 in July of 2022 including impacts to volume and federal funding. Connections to crisis services and future opportunities, including impacts to those in Texas reaching out through 988 phone, chat and text will be highlighted. Also, updates in communications planning and resources to use for state and national 988 crisis services will be provided.

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Community Engagement Panel

Jazzie Hamlett, Dyani Banda, Lisa Blinn, Troy Bush-DiDonato, Lisa Sullivan

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Medical Examiner/Coroner’s Role and Responsibilities in Suicide Prevention

Dottie Owens, M.A., D-ABMDI and Judge Wayne L. Mack

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Suicide in Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Adults: Epidemiologic Trends and Strategies for Prevention

Dr. Rajeev Ramchand

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Suicide Prevention across the Department of Defens

George Parisi

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VA Suicide Preventionn

Dr. Matt Miller

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Amplifying Military and Veteran Spouses’ Role in Suicide Prevention

Elisa Borah and Dr. Rajeev Ramchand

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Veteran Statewide Panel

George McEntyre, Dr. Blake Harris, Gabriel Lopez

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Connectedness through Gaming

Tom Cruz, Ann McKee, Dominic A. Emerson, Shae Williams 

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What Are We Missing? Addressing the Rising Suicide Rates Among Black Youth

Presented by: Michael Lindsey

Suicide is preventable. Sadly, the suicide death rate among Black youth has been found to be increasing faster than any other racial or ethnic group. In this presentation, Dr. Lindsey will discuss signs and symptoms of depression, suicide, and anxiety in Black children. He will also explore the importance of access to care, as well as preventive measures and policy.

Creating a Suicide Safe School Culture: Suicide Safer Schools Roadmap

Presented by: Michael Boehl, Terri McBryde, Holly Robles, PhD

The Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative has developed the Texas Advanced Suicide Safer Schools Roadmap, a guide to developing your own district plan for suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. Expert trainers and authors in school and youth suicide prevention will share key points and pro tips from TxSSSR for school personnel in all levels of skill development to develop their own district suicide prevention and intervention plan.

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Pre-teen Suicide Risk and the Need for Upstream Prevention

Presented by: John Ackerman, PhD

Although less prevalent in the teenage years, elementary school-aged children can experience suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and the reported suicide rate among youth ages 10–14 has nearly tripled in the past decade. Moreover, racial disparities exist such that Black youth are twice as likely to die by suicide than white youth under the age of 12. The possibility of heightened vulnerability during the pandemic will be discussed.

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Promoting Life, Coping with Death: Social Media, Social Connection, and Youth Suicide Prevention

Presented by: Jonathan Singer, PhD

School staff have a unique role in identifying and responding to youth suicide risk. This includes understanding the role of technology, including social media, in youth suicide prevention. When the unthinkable happens, school staff need to understand not only short-term crisis work but also the components of long-term school-based postvention.

Overview: Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium

Presented by: Luanne Southern

The Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium (TCMHCC) was created by the 86th Texas Legislature to leverage the expertise and capacity of the health-related institutions of higher education to address urgent mental health challenges and improve the mental health care system in this state in relation to children and adolescents. TCMHCC offers a vast array of resources to schools, primary care providers and others who are addressing the needs of children and adolescents in Texas.

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Update from the State Title IV Office

Presented by: Rod Pruitt

In this presentation, we will provide an update of the efforts of the Title IV, Part A School Safety State Initiative in partnering with the Texas Suicide Prevention Collaborative to provide training and guidance to the education service centers and local education agencies in the areas of suicide prevention, reentry, and postvention.

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Working With and Through Local Coalitions to Improve Suicide Prevention Outcomes

Presented by: Jennifer Crutsinger, LPC and Diane Manley

The Resilient Youth Safer Environments (RYSE) Garrett Lee Smith SAMHSA grant supports comprehensive Suicide Safer Early Intervention and Prevention Systems aimed at supporting youth-serving organizations in the Galveston County Region. This presentation will provide an overview of RYSE and discuss how working with local coalitions improves suicide prevention outcomes

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On the Horizon: Suicide Prevention Efforts in 2022

Presented by: Courtney Harvey, PhD

This presentation will dive into HHSC’s suicide prevention goals for 2022. Participants will get a look into HHSC’s team efforts and learn how these resources can build their local communities.

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Preparing for 988: The National Perspective

Presented by: James Wright

This presentation and discussion will focus on the national transition to 988, SAMHSA’s vision for 988 readiness and response, and what it means for Texas crisis services, critical partnerships and collaborations, Lifeline and crisis center response, and ultimately individual crisis care.

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and 988 Planning Grant Overview

Presented by: Reilly Webb

Participants will learn about the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline structure in Texas and be provided an overview of current and future planning efforts related to 988 transition including Texas Health and Human Services Commission priorities.

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Updates from the State Suicide Prevention Coordinator

Presented by: Tammy Weppelman, Bethany Myers, and Jennifer Haussler Garing

At the end of this presentation participants will be able to

1. 1. List three current suicide prevention initiatives in Texas
   2. Describe populations that experienced changes in suicide mortality and attempts in 2020
   3. Describe how Texas has incorporated the Zero Suicide framework in the public mental health system

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Self-Reflection: Insights from the 2021 Disney Spirit Awardee

Presented by: Tre Tipton

Tre Tipton, the 2021 Disney Spirit Award’s Most Inspirational College Football Player, will travel through his mental health journey as he faced adversity and trauma from childhood through his college years. Travel this extraordinary path of perseverance through tough struggles with faith and self-determination as he moved through help, healing, and hope.

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Flipping the Script: Reidentifying Rural Values as Opportunities to Prevent Suicide

Presented by: Nathaniel Mohatt

Rural communities experience higher and faster growing suicide rates compared to urban areas. There are unique strengths and challenges that contribute to suicide risk and resilience in rural areas. By identifying protective factors and how to leverage them to prevent suicide, we can strengthen strategies within rural communities to reduce suicide deaths.

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Black Suicide Science: Understanding Crisis in a Different Context

Presented by: RL Walker

The path that leads to suicide vulnerability is often characterized singularly such that a specific set of problems are believed to escalate risk. However, suicide deaths among Black adults and youth seem reveal a relatively unique course. Dr. Walker will discuss patterns of suicide death, highlight relevant research from the Culture, Risk, and Resilience Lab, and propose important steps in addressing suicide as a serious but preventable public health concern.

Postvention, Loss, and Grief and the Pivot to Hope, Healing, and Recovery

Presented by: Kate Hardy

Each suicide loss survivor has a unique story, life, and often times grief journey. Kate Hardy is a nine-time suicide loss survivor who was one of the many who did not feel comfortable in traditional and conventional postvention efforts. This panelist will show the positive effects of using novel approaches to reach and address the unmet needs of survivors, acknowledging that traditional activities and services meet many needs for survivors, and thus, have become the status quo, but out-of-the-box thinking could increase preventative and post-care impact.

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So, You Want to Start a LOSS Team?

Presented by: Frank Campbell, PhD

The L.O.S.S. (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) Team is an Active Postvention Model (APM) that was first presented in 1997 as an approach to reduce the elapsed time between a suicide death and those who were impacted seeking local resources for help. The presentation will describe the goals and accomplishments of the L.O.S.S. Program, outline the research results associated with the program, and offer ideas for modeling the program in new areas.

Community-based Interventions for Suicide Prevention: Working Together to End Veteran Suicide

Presented by: Aaron Eagan

The SP 2.0 Community-Based Interventions for Suicide Prevention (CBI-SP) model builds upon VHA’s Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention current efforts and reaches Veterans through facilitating community coalitions focused on ending Veteran suicide. Learn the three focus areas of this evidence-informed model.

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Suicide Prevention in a Diverse Social Service Agency: Tackling the Barriers to Achieving Confidence in Prevention Skills Across All Staff

Presented by: Jill Palmer, DSW, LCSW

Our multifaceted approach to suicide prevention is best dispersed across the organization. A level of confidence across all staff is vitally important to identify clients who are in need of suicide support, management, or crisis intervention. The removal of waiting for client lead behaviors for suicidal identification has been key for our organization, and the use of asking screening questions has allowed us to provide care quickly with excellent results.

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An Update on Suicide and Suicide Prevention in the United States and Texas: Focus on U.S. Veterans

Presented by: Rajeev Ramchand

This presentation will review the most recent data on trends in suicide deaths in the United States and Texas, including during lockdowns associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, in the general population, and specifically among U.S. Veterans. It will also review suicide risk factors and how risk factors may inform where mitigation strategies should be focused. It will conclude with a discussion of evidence-based strategies for prevention both within health-care settings and outside of such settings.

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Upstream Suicide Prevention: New Initiatives from the Texas Veterans Commission

Presented by: Blake Harris, PhD

This presentation will outline the efforts of Texas Veterans Commission’s Veterans Mental Health Department (VMHD) to reduce Veteran suicide through use of a modified risk-needs-responsivity framework. VMHD’s statewide and local efforts are organized around elevated risk factors including military traumas, justice involvement, homelessness and housing instability, isolation, and limited access to attainable social supports.

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Moral Injury in the Aftermath of Afghanistan

Presented by: Wyatt R. Evans, PhD, ABPP

Learn about the construct of moral injury and describe how this form of biopsychosocial-spiritual suffering may arise following exposure to values violations in the context of military operations. Specifically, the potential morally injurious aspects of war in the post-9/11 era up to and including the recent withdrawal from combat operations in Afghanistan will be highlighted.

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Updates from the Army Suicide Prevention Office

Presented by: Derek Ferrell

The Army CRRT is a visibility tool designed to provide Command Teams at echelon the ability to see and understand risk factors impacting their formations and soldiers (BN/CO level). The intent is for commanders to utilize this tool to better support soldiers and address needs and risk factors in the attempt of adverting crisis to include suicide.

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Texas National Guard – Resources for Prevention to Postvention

Presented by: Shandra Sponsler

This talk will center on the programs and services available to the Texas Military Department to support the health and wellness of the force, as well as resources for prevention to postvention. We will also discuss the role and resources of the Personnel Service Division, how to access them, and how to support the Guard members in your community.

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New Developments in Lethal Means Safety

Presented by: Mike Anestis, PhD

Dr. Anestis will describe the nature and magnitude of the relationship between firearms and suicide and will identify communities particularly vulnerable to this tragedy. He will focus on various strategies for preventing firearm suicide and ongoing efforts to better understand effective messaging surrounding safe firearm storage, emphasizing the potential value of messaging as a public health tool.

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The STRONG STAR Training Initiative: Building Provider Competence in the Delivery of Evidence-based Treatment for PTSD

Presented by: Brooke A. Fina, LCSW, BCD

Treating PTSD has an important role in suicide prevention as PTSD is one of the conditions that is predictive of suicidal behavior. Yet, recent surveys find that less than 20% of community providers are adequately trained to implement evidence-based treatments (EBTs) for PTSD. This presentation will present data on the SSTI program evaluation using the Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance (RE-AIM) framework to assess dissemination and implementation outcomes nationally and share information on the training model and opportunities for training for Veteran-serving providers.

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Texas was host to one of the nation’s largest suicide prevention events for the 14th year. The Texas Suicide Prevention Symposium 2016 featured local and national experts speaking on many of the highest priority suicide prevention topics. More than 800 participants and 40 vendors participated this year.

Message from the United States Chief Technology Officer

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw46GKylRuY
• @StopTXSuicides

8:15am – 9:30am: Update on Local, State, and National Zero Suicide Initiatives

• Dr. Richard McKeon #1
• Toniya Parker & Jenna Heise, Dr. Molly Lopez and Tammy Weppelman

9:45am – 10:30am: General Session: Injury Prevention and Suicide Prevention

• Jerry Reed

10:30am – 11:00am General Session: The Intersection of Chronic and Hidden Illnesses and Mental Health: Federal Initiatives Driving Change

• Dr. Ryan Ortega

11:00am – 11:30am: General Session: Department of Defense Public Health Approach to Suicide Prevention

• Dr. Keita Franklin

11:30 – 12:00pm: General Session: The Data Age in Mental Health

• Dr. Glen Coppersmith

12:00 – 1:15pm: Luncheon & General Session: Suicide Prevention and Social Media: The Good News for Digital Immigrants and Natives

• Dr. April Foreman

1:15pm – 1:30pm General Session: Counseling on Access to Lethal Means

• Elaine Frank

Session 1: National and Texas Initiatives for Suicide Prevention in Military and Veteran Populations Firearm Safety: Recommendations for Community and Clinical Efforts-A Holistic Approach in the Department of Defense and VA.

• Dr. Megan McCarthy
• VA Suicide Prevention Fact Sheet July 2016
• Gun Safety
• Dr. Keita Franklin

Texas Suicide Prevention and Peer Support Initiatives for Veteran Populations

• Sean Hanna

Session 2: Resiliency & Upstream Suicide Prevention

• Dr. Richard McKeon #2
• Susan Hawkins Sager
• Terri Mabrito

Session 3: Trauma and Trauma Informed Care

• Dr. Angela M. Hobbs-Lopez
• Jan Urlich
• Tonier Cain

Session 4: Injury Prevention and Suicide Prevention in K-12 and Colleges

• Dr. Jerry Reed
• Marian Trattner
• Curtis Clay
• Michel Froneberger

Overview of State and National Zero Suicide Initiatives

• Mike Hogan Zero Suicide Overview
• Jenna Heise Zero Suicide Overview
• Edward Coffey Zero Suicide Overview

Innovations in Clinical Assessment and Treatment David Jobes

Suicide Safer Schools!

• Scott Poland

Suicide Prevention Messaging and Social Media Done Safely

• Dan Reidenberg

Twitter, Podcasts, and Live Streaming: Using Social Media as a Tool for Professional Development

• Jonathan Singer

Overview of CAMS Approach to Suicidal Risk

• David Jobes

Youth Suicide: Contemporary Issues in Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention in Secondary Education

• Scott Poland

Tarrant County LOSS Team: A Local Perspective to Postvention

• Mark Ware

Prevention and Resiliency in Persons of Color Communities

• Donna Barnes

Prevention and Resiliency in Special Populations

• Morgan Keenan

• NH Gun Shop Project: Engaging Firearm Dealers in Suicide Prevention – Elaine Frank
• Take A Few Minutes to CALM Counsel on Access to Lethal Means – Elaine Frank
• Working Minds:New Developments in Suicide Prevention in the Workplace – Spencer Thomas
• Suicide from the Inside Out: Attempt Survivors Speak Out – Garing Deserae
• Suicide Prevention in Emergency Departments – Richard McKeon
• Suicide Prevention as a Core Priority in Healthcare:Zero Suicide and Suicide Safe Care – Richard McKeon
• NH Gun Shop Project: Engaging Firearm Dealers in Suicide Prevention – Elaine Frank
• Take A Few Minutes to CALM Counsel on Access to Lethal Means – Elaine Frank
• Texas Suicide Safe Care: Zero Suicides in Texas (ZEST) – Zero Suicide Initiative
• Vets Warriors – Thomas Joiner

• The 2012 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention: We All Have a Role – Dr. Jerry Reed
• Texas Suicide Prevention Strategies – Jenna Heise
• Does Your Community have a LOSSTEAM Responding After Suicide? – Dr. Frank Campbell and Jennifer Smith
• The Safety Planning Intervention and Other Brief Interventions to Mitigate Risk with Suicidal Individuals – Barbara Stanley
• Suicide Prevention in the School Community – Frank Zenere
• Means Matters – Catherine Barber
• Postvention in Schools – Frank Zenere and Jenna Heise
• Treating Trauma and Reducing Suicide Risk – Dr. Craig Bryan
• Understanding PTSD Among Military Personnel: A Primer for Civilian Mental Health Professionals” Workshop – Dr. Craig Bryan

• Overview of Federal Initiatives Related to Military and Veterans in Suicide Prevention, James Wright and Caitlin Thompson
• Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicidal Veterans
• Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicidal Service Members-Craig Bryan
• National Strategy for Suicide Prevention-David Jobes
• Suicide Care in Systems Framework, National Action Alliance Clinical Care and Intervention Task Force-David Jobes
• Why Latinas Attempt Suicide and What We Can Do About it-Luis Zayas
• Epidemiology of Youth Suicide and Evaluation of Youth Suicide Prevention Programs-Madelyn Gould
• Suicide Prevention Hotline Follow-Up Evaluation-Madelyn Gould
• Integration of Mental Health and Physical Health-Cary Tucker, Melinda McMichael and Greg Jensen
• Safe Schools: Suicide and Bullying Prevention in Action-Jenna Heise, James Wright and Rick Torres
• Multi-Cultural Suicide Prevention: Saving Lives in Our Diverse Communities

PowerPoint Presentations

• Strategic Directions for Suicidal Behavior Prevention: Promoting Connectedness, Alex E. Crosby
• Suicide Interventions and Schools: Reflections and Directions, Scott Poland
• Suicide Risk Assessment with Military Personnel, Craig J. Bryan
• Working with Suicidal Patients: What’s New and Why It’s Important, Thomas E. Ellis

Handouts

• Advances in the Assessment of Suicide Risk, Craig J. Bryan and M. David Rudd
• Approaches for Means Restriction Counseling, Craig J. Bryan
• Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide
• Suicide Prevention Programs for Schools, HB1386, Reps. Coleman, Farrar, Marquez, Kolkhorst and Senators Ellis and Shapiro
• Suicide Risk Level Decision-Tree, Craig J. Bryan
• Suicide Risk Assessment Overprint, Craig J. Bryan
• Suicide Risk Assessment with Military Personnel, Craig J. Bryan
• Texas Statutes Regarding Suicide, Denise Brady
• Texas Suicide Prevention Week, HCR 40, Rep. Naishtat and Sen. Huffman

• Adolescent Suicide Attempters: Latest Research and Promising Interventions, Charlotte Haley and Jennifer Hughes
• An Introduction to Motivational Interviewing Strategies: Enhancing Motivation to Change, Jason Kilmer
• ASK – Suicide Prevention Training, Merily Keller and Charlotte Caples
• At-Risk Training for High School Educators, Mary Ellen Nudd and Ron Goldman
• Cultural Aspects of Suicide, Arnulfo Ojeda
• Distinguishing between Self-Injury and Suicidality, Linda Spielman
• From the Cockpit to the Clinic: The Use of Suicide Risk Assessment, M. David Rudd
• Substance Use and Mental Health on College Campuses: Screening, Prevention, and Brief Interventions, Jason Kilmer
• Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Care: We’re NOT Your Grandfather’s VA Anymore!, Stephen L. Holliday
• Suicide Prevention on a College Campus: It Takes an Entire Campus, Marian Trattner and Lise L. Blankenship
• The Four E’s of Suicide Risk Assessment and Management, M. David Rudd
• The New Face of Mean Girls and Bullying Boys, Benaye Rogers
• When There is No Goodbye: Child Grief, Khris Ford
• 2012 Symposium Overview
• Suicide Prevention and Crisis Intervention with Veterans – Caitlin Thompson, Ph.D.