New suicide-prevention training partnership implemented for school nurses
Briefly

The training emphasizes the crucial role of school nurses as the first points of contact in mental health crises, underlining their importance in suicide prevention.
By the end of October, about 1,500 NYC school nurses will complete JED's suicide prevention training, enhancing their ability to support the mental health of 1.1 million students.
The course focuses on scenario-based learning and the Ask Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ) tool, equipping nurses to better identify and refer at-risk students.
The initiative reflects a broader commitment to mental health, as nurses learn to recognize common challenges, respond to crises, and manage their own emotional wellbeing.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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