safeTALK is a 4-hour training workshop that equips people with the skills to be more alert to anyone thinking of suicide, and being able to connect them with professional help. Using a simple yet effective model, safeTALK empowers everyone to make a difference to vulnerable people thinking of suicide.

In safeTALK you will learn how to reach out to someone thinking about suicide and help them keep safe by promptly connecting them to further support. Your role as a 'connector' is the main focus of this training, which features:

Trainer presentations, facilitated discussion, and skills practice
Videos that illustrate what happens when signs of suicide are overlooked, and how you can contribute to safe outcomes when these signs are heard and addressed
Opportunities to further explore organisational applications of the training
A community resource person will be on hand at the workshop to support your safety and comfort

Through their words and actions, they invite help to stay alive. safeTALK-trained helpers can recognise these invitations and take action by connecting them with life-saving mental health support

safeTALK workshops can be arranged for your organisation or group, tailored to the needs of your staff, volunteers or members (minimum & maximum numbers apply).

Click here to visit the LivingWorks Website, or for a short film about safeTALK click here.

All accredited training is available free of charge to pension card holders and Higher Education and VET students. For registration, please email training@mhaca.org.au Evidence of pension card or current student card required.

Information on this webpage has been directly sourced from the LivingWorks Website: https://livingworks.net/traini ...

This activity is supported by The Department of Health, Northern Territory Government

safeTALK: Wednesday 18 November 2026

Choose your tickets

NT Government / Business Sector ticket

Not-for-Profit Sector / Concession ticket

VET Students, Pensioners & Centrelink Recipients ticket

MHACA Staff ticket