Join renowned mental health nursing leader, Professor Nicholas Procter, for an engaging evening exploring trauma-informed practice and its intersection with suicide prevention.

Understanding and responding to suicide is a national priority. Suicidal thoughts and intent can fluctuate and intensify rapidly. These changes are often driven by acute, fast-moving processes that may not be easy to discuss or explain. This session will cover the influence of trauma upon suicide and safety planning in suicide prevention with people in distress. It will explain the underlying logic of trauma informed practice and person-centred care and ways to support someone experiencing distress. You will also have the opportunity to hear more about the Graduate Diploma in Nursing specialising in Mental Health from the Program Director.

Date: Tuesday 10 November

Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Venue: The Braggs Lecture Theatre, Adelaide City Campus East or online

Masterclass from 6:00pm-7:00pm, followed by networking and light refreshments.

Continuous Professional Development
Registered Nurses who attend in person will receive an electronic certificate of attendance, which can be used to claim one hour of Continuous Professional Development (CPD).

For those attending online, an electronic certificate will be emailed upon completion of the online reflection questions.

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