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2009 Suicide Prevention Conference

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The 2009 Suicide Prevention Conference was held in Jefferson City on Friday, July 31st. The following links provide an archive of information shared at the conference.

Conference Brochure - Includes the conference schedule and descriptions of breakout sessions.

Featured Presenters - Read bios for Dr. Thomas Joiner, Catherine Barber, and Dr. Jan Kemp.

Exhibitors

General Session Presentations:

Catherine Barber, MPA - Why It's Time to Start Talking about Firearms, and How to Begin

Thomas Joiner, PhD - Why People Die By Suicide

Jan Kemp, RN, PhD - Suicide Prevention Strategies for Veterans

Breakout Session Presentations:

Ann Elliot, LCSW - Beyond Surviving: Recovering from Trauma and Suicide

Linda Fehrmann, PLPC - Yes, You Can: Surviving a Loss to Suicide

Ryan R. Lindsay, MSW, LCSW - Treatment of Suicidal Behaviors in LGBTQ Youth

Neal Penberthy - Signs Of Suicide: Is It Right For Your School?

C. Patrick Tharp, PhD, RPh - Brain Chemistry, Antidepressants and Suicide Interventions

Danny Wedding, PhD - Commonalities Between Suicide in Korea, Japan and the U.S.

 

Check back soon for more presentations...

 

Show Me You Care About Suicide Prevention 2009 is co-sponsored by:

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Network with other attendees prior to the conference - This event can now be found on LinkedIn and Facebook:

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Highlights from the 2008 Suicide Prevention Conference: Visit the 2008 Conference page to find presentations and other information from the 2008 conference.

 

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