2026 Annual National Suicide Prevention Conference
36th Annual National Suicide Prevention Conference
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The conference is geared toward adults and registrants must be at least 18 years of age.
We are not currently accepting applications for speakers. We have an application process and when we are ready, we will open a call for presentations and workshops. Please sign up for our newsletter to be notified when applications open.
Resources
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Printable pdf to promote suicide prevention and bereavement resources.
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Best practices for facilitating safe and effective suicide bereavement support groups.
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A Guide for Family and Friends
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Trauma-informed care (TIC) is an approach that asks: “What happened to you?”
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Tools. strategies, and resources to help cope with thoughts of suicide
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A high-level overview of what to consider when using suicide risk assessment tools
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A summary of tools and supports to help cope with suicide loss
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This is a guide to preventing suicide in your community. The guide will walk you through creating a community suicide prevention plan.
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Sharing the Story of the Promoting Life Together Collaborative
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The four steps in Suicide Prevention and universal responsibilities of the community, healthcare, and government.
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This guide is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children and youth
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This guide is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children under 12
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Types of bullying and how to help
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Engage in dialogue with compassion and curiosity that can promote understanding and connection
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These guidelines encourage public sharing of experiences that will be safe for everyone to hear
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Nine things you can do to help
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CASP calls upon the Government of Canada to act on their pledge
36th Annual National Suicide Prevention Conference
Sign up for our free newsletter to be apprised when more details are ready to be announced for our next conference.
The conference is geared toward adults and registrants must be at least 18 years of age.
We are not currently accepting applications for speakers. We have an application process and when we are ready, we will open a call for presentations and workshops. Please sign up for our newsletter to be notified when applications open.
Resources
Suicide Prevention Flyer and Tear Sheet
Printable pdf to promote suicide prevention and bereavement resources.
Suicide Bereavement Support Groups: Guide
Best practices for facilitating safe and effective suicide bereavement support groups.
After a Suicide Attempt – A Guide for Family and Friends
A Guide for Family and Friends
Trauma-informed Care and Suicide – Fact Sheet
Trauma-informed care (TIC) is an approach that asks: “What happened to you?”
Toolkit for People Impacted by a Suicide Attempt
Tools. strategies, and resources to help cope with thoughts of suicide
Suicide Risk Assessment Kit
A high-level overview of what to consider when using suicide risk assessment tools
Toolkit for People Impacted by a Suicide Loss
A summary of tools and supports to help cope with suicide loss
Together to Live
This is a guide to preventing suicide in your community. The guide will walk you through creating a community suicide prevention plan.
The Promoting Life Together Collaborative
Sharing the Story of the Promoting Life Together Collaborative
Suicide is Everyone’s Business
The four steps in Suicide Prevention and universal responsibilities of the community, healthcare, and government.
Supporting Children and Youth to Grieve After Suicide Loss
This guide is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children and youth
Talking to Children About A Suicide
This guide is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers of children under 12
Bullying and Suicide – Fact Sheet
Types of bullying and how to help
Vocabulary – How to Talk about Suicide
Engage in dialogue with compassion and curiosity that can promote understanding and connection
Guidelines for Sharing Experiences with Suicide
These guidelines encourage public sharing of experiences that will be safe for everyone to hear
You Can Help With Suicide Prevention
Nine things you can do to help
CASP Urges Canadian Government to Ensure all Indigenous Peoples Have Human Rights Met
CASP calls upon the Government of Canada to act on their pledge
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After a Suicide Attempt – A Guide for Family and Friends
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Support for People Living with Loss
I Survived a Suicide Attempt
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