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Here is a list of everything we have published about suicide
Air Force Readiness EDGE for Commanders and Supervisors Guide
The United States Air Force is committed to taking care of its own. Our Air Force members and their families deserve the best support possible. The first line of support is the cadre of unit commanders, first sergeants, and supervisors. …Read More
Commander’s Guide for Assisting Airmen Under Investigation Resources for Suicide Prevention
This is a Commander’s Guide For Assisting Airmen Under Investigation Resources for Suicide Prevention. This guide covers the following topics: Resources Available to Airmen Facing Legal Stressors Limited Privilege Suicide Prevention Program (LPSPP) Possible Airmen responses to your inquiries Possible …Read More
Suicide Prevention Leaders Chain Teach Class/Briefing
Class/briefing that is about suicide prevention leaders chain teach. Suicide prevention overview: How big a problem is suicide in the Army? Can suicide be prevented? Who is responsible for preventing suicide? Who is at risk for suicide? Characteristics of suicidal …Read More
Viewgraph Transparencies, Appendix A, to Training Support Packages Warrior Leader Course 600-WLC
Contains slides for: Introduction to Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC) Suicide Prevention Physical Fitness Risk Management Conduct an After Action Review Introduction to Army Leadership What a Soldier Must Be, Know, Do The Human Dimension Role in Leadership Development The …Read More
GTA 12-01-006 USACHPPM Suicide Prevention Training Tip Card
The GTA topics are: Most suicides and suicide attempts are reactions to intense feelings of; Depression; Warning Signs; Risk Factors; and Suicidal Risk Highest When. NOTE: This document is in PDF format
GTA 12-01-003 Suicide Intervention
This GTA is the ACE Suicide Intervention card consists of: Ask your buddy, Care for your buddy, and Escort your buddy. Also included are National Suicide Prevention Lifeline : 1-800-273-8255 (TALK) and USAPHC: http//phc.amedd.army.mil NOTE: This document is in PDF …Read More
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