MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA OF THE MIDSOUTH
DO NO HARM
Ethical Considerations When Supporting Suicide Loss, Attempt, and Thought Survivors - Addressing Bias, Boundaries, and Best Practices in Suicide-Informed Care
POSTPONED DUE TO MEDICAL EMERGENCY*
More information soon to be emailed to participants.
August 27, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM CT
Live Virtual Webinar
2 Continuing Education Credits for
Social Workers, Counselors, and Certified Peer Recovery Specialists
Exclusive registration discounts available for select partners. Curious if you qualify? Contact us to learn more!
Contact: Nova Moss | Continuing Education & Content Director
NMoss@MHAMidSouth.org
COURSE OVERVIEW
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This 2-hour live training fills an urgent gap in ethical education for clinicians supporting individuals affected by suicide—whether through loss, personal experience, or ongoing thoughts.
Participants will explore complex ethical topics, including clinician grief, confidentiality, culturally relevant care, and scope of practice. The training also covers documentation, boundary setting, and ethical decision-making through the lens of trauma-informed, suicide-informed care.
Designed for mental health professionals, this training offers continuing education (CE) options and provides tools to increase ethical clarity while reducing moral distress in practice.
Dr Sally Spencer-Thomas
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas is a clinical psychologist, award-winning mental health advocate, and suicide loss survivor. After losing her brother to suicide, she dedicated her career to supporting those with lived experience of suicidal thoughts, attempts, and loss—and helping people in despair rediscover hope.
She is the lead author of the National Guidelines for Workplace Suicide Prevention, President of United Suicide Survivors International, and co-founder of Man Therapy. Sally also co-edits the Guts, Grit & the Grind book series, designed to help men navigate life's challenges.
Her work has been featured in a TEDx talk and a 2016 White House address. She has partnered with organizations like the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, the FBI, Chubb Insurance, and Southwest Airlines, and has consulted internationally in Australia, Ireland, Singapore, Taiwan, Denmark, and Belgium.
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