Services
Connect Suicide Prevention and Postvention Services offer comprehensive training, facilitated planning, and consultation to help individuals, organizations, and communities effectively respond to suicide-related challenges.
Our services are designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to prevent suicide and support healing after a loss.
Whether you’re seeking in-depth training for staff, facilitated planning sessions to develop community or organizational response strategies, or ongoing consultation to support your initiatives, Connect provides tailored solutions to ensure that your efforts are impactful, measurable, and sustainable.
Our experienced team is dedicated to creating supportive environments for individuals and organizations to address suicide with compassion, expertise, and practical guidance.
The Connect Suicide Prevention Program is built on the Social-Ecological Model (SEM), which approaches suicide within the context of the individual’s relationships, family, community, culture, and society at large. Read more about this model and how it informed development of Connect services on the Connect Principles page.
Connect Standard Training Series
Connect trains professionals and community members to prevent and respond effectively to suicide across the lifespan. Using a public health approach and a social-ecological model, collaboration between service providers is emphasized. Best practice protocols are available for multiple disciplines. Training can be customized to meet the needs of a community or organization.
For more information about the services available for Standard Trainings, click on each offering in the sidebar on the left.
Still have more questions or want to talk about your needs, please contact us!
Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training
Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training: Supporting Communities in Prevention and Intervention
Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training increases the capacity of professionals and communities to prevent suicide across the lifespan. Connect uses a public health approach and incorporates key elements of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy. Applying a unique, holistic model and offering a community planning component, Connect stands apart from other training programs.
What Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training Offers
Connect’s Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training goes beyond basic education. It fosters collaboration, builds relationships, and promotes a community-wide approach to suicide prevention. Before the training, NAMI NH Connect staff consult with the host organization to tailor the program, ensuring it aligns with local cultural and contextual factors and that it will resonate with the audience. This personalized approach makes the training more relevant, impactful, and applicable to the unique needs of the community.
Participants will gain the skills to recognize early warning signs of suicide risk, intervene in a compassionate and effective way, and connect individuals to the appropriate resources. This training uses a public health approach, emphasizing the need for comprehensive strategies in suicide prevention and intervention.
Training Features
- Early Warning Signs: Learn to recognize warning signs of suicide risk in individuals and communities.
- Effective Intervention: Gain strategies for intervening with individuals at risk and connecting them to necessary services & resources.
- Collaboration: Along with other community members and professionals, identify resources available within the local community for those who are struggling.
- Cultural Sensitivity: Training will be adapted to reflect cultural differences of audience and local resources.
Participants Will Learn To:
- Apply national best practices for responding to suicidal behaviors.
- Understand suicide as a public health issue and its individual and community impact.
- Recognize how age, gender, culture, and other factors influence suicide risk.
- Identify risk and protective factors at individual, family, and community levels.
- Recognize warning signs and respond effectively.
- Intervene with at-risk individuals and connect them to appropriate resources.
- Use best practices for lethal means safety, safe messaging, and communication.
- Navigate local resources and referral options.
- Promote help-seeking behaviors and strengthen community protective factors.
- Practice self-care to manage the emotional demands of prevention work.
Training Details
- Duration: 1-day (6 hours, with breaks)
- Audience: Professionals from any field and individuals from all communities will benefit from Connect Suicide Prevention training.
- Location: In-person at a location of the host’s choosing or the training can be delivered in a live, virtual setting.
- Format: Lecture, interactive case scenarios, discussions, and practical activities help participants understand the content, develop skills to use in the future, and collaborate across systems.
- Pre-Training Consultation: Connect staff will work with your organization to incorporate local needs and cultural context into the training.
- Optional: Additional, optional services can be added to this training to create a customized package. A 2nd day of Facilitated Suicide Prevention Planning focused on creating community- or organization-specific prevention plans is one such option. Consultation Services are described below.
- Consultation Services: After training, organizations can receive expert, follow-up guidance to implement prevention strategies effectively.
Empower Your Community with Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training
Whether you are an educator, business professional, healthcare professional, first responder, or community leader, Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention Training equips you with the skills to make a meaningful difference. Learn to recognize early warning signs, intervene effectively, and work collaboratively to build a comprehensive suicide prevention network in your community or business.
For more information, please contact us!
Connect Suicide Postvention Training
Connect Postvention Training: Supporting Communities After a Suicide
The aftermath of a suicide can deeply affect a community, rippling through families, friends, coworkers, schools, and faith communities. Connect Postvention Training equips service providers with the skills and knowledge to respond effectively to a suicide or sudden death, helping to support healing while reducing future risk of additional deaths by suicide.
Postvention is not just a response, but an essential part of suicide prevention. Given that knowing someone who has died by suicide is a significant risk factor, postvention plays a critical role in reducing suicide rates and promoting long-term wellness.
What Connect Postvention Training Offers
Connect’s Postvention Training goes beyond simply offering information—it fosters relationship building and the exchange of resources among participants. Before the training, NAMI NH Connect staff consult with the host organization to tailor the program to meet your unique needs, ensuring that local cultural and contextual factors are integrated and that it resonates with your audiences. This ensures that the training is both relevant and impactful.
Participants will learn to respond to suicide deaths in a coordinated, compassionate manner while also promoting healing within their community. The training incorporates a public health approach and aligns with National Suicide Prevention Strategy, addressing everything from best practice postvention responses and community healing to how postvention becomes prevention.
Training Features
- Postvention Response: Discover how to reduce the risk of contagion and address the complexities of grief following a suicide. Learn to promote healing through safe messaging, community resources, and effective response planning.
- Collaboration: Learn alongside community members and professionals from a variety of roles to build a shared understanding of postvention best practices—laying the groundwork for future coordination and community- or organization-specific planning.
- Cultural Sensitivity: Training will be adapted to reflect cultural differences of audience and local resources.
Participants Will Learn
- National Best Practices: Understand key protocols for responding effectively and safely to a suicide.
- Effective Community Response: Learn how to integrate an effective community response to a suicide death.
- Emergency Response: Gain knowledge on responding to suicides that occur on agency property or within the community.
- Risk of Suicide Contagion: Learn strategies for preventing contagion, including guidance on memorial services, media response, and safe messaging.
- Warning Signs: Recognize the signs of suicide risk in clients or community members after a suicide.
- Impact on Professionals: Learn strategies to manage the personal and professional challenges that arise when suicide impacts your work environment.
- Suicide-Related Grief: Address the complexities of suicide-related grief, including cultural considerations.
- Help-Seeking and Stigma Reduction: Learn to encourage help-seeking behaviors and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide.
- Legal and Ethical Considerations: Discuss agency protocols, confidentiality, and the legal issues surrounding a client or employee suicide.
Training Details
- Duration: 1-day (6 hours, with breaks)
- Audience: Professionals (e.g., HR professionals, managers/supervisors, educators, healthcare professionals, first responders, law enforcement, social service providers), community leaders, and community members responsible for developing or implementing a postvention response following a traumatic death such as a suicide death in a workplace or community.
- Location: Live onsite at a location of the host’s choosing.
- Format: Interactive case scenarios, discussions, and practical activities to help participants collaborate across programs, departments, or systems.
- Pre-Training Consultation: Connect staff will work with your organization to incorporate local needs and cultural context into the training.
- Optional: Additional, optional services can be added to this training to create a customized package. A 2nd day of Facilitated Suicide Postvention Response Planning focused on creating community- or organization-specific postvention response plans is one such option. Consultation Services are described below.
- Consultation Services: Consultation Services are available as an add-on service. After participating in Postvention Training, organizations often seek our expert guidance as they begin to implement postvention strategies, protocols, or response plans. Consultation services can be added into a customized package at a discounted rate or can be purchased as-needed.
Empower Your Community with Connect Postvention Training
Whether you’re a business professional, mental health provider, community leader, or member of a service organization, Connect Postvention Training equips you with the tools to support those impacted by suicide, reduce future risk, and foster community healing.
For more information, please contact us!
Facilitated Prevention/Intervention or Postvention Response Planning
Why This Service Benefits Your Organization:
The Facilitated Prevention/Intervention or Postvention Response Planning Session is designed to help your organization or community build a coordinated, actionable plan that addresses suicide prevention and postvention needs. This session, available as an add-on to the 1-day training or the 3-day Train-the-Trainer package, brings together key stakeholders who play a role in prevention efforts or responding to suicide deaths.
- Develop a Tailored, Actionable Plan: In collaboration with a Connect trainer/consultant, participants will create a clear, practical, and organization- or community-specific plan for responding to suicides or for implementing suicide prevention initiatives. This ensures your organization has a roadmap to follow when a crisis occurs, or to proactively implement suicide prevention efforts. This session can also be used to evaluate and make improvements to existing plans.
- Engage Key Stakeholders: The session brings together the right people – those directly involved in prevention or response efforts – ensuring that your organization or community has cross-functional collaboration and buy-in from those who will be responsible for executing the plan. This collaborative approach helps strengthen relationships across sectors and fosters a more cohesive, community-driven response to suicide.
- Ensure a Coordinated Response: By developing a postvention response plan, your organization will be prepared to respond compassionately and effectively to the impact of a suicide, minimizing harm and supporting healing for those affected. For prevention initiatives, your organization will be equipped to implement strategies that reduce suicide risk, support mental health, and strengthen protective factors within the community.
- Access Expert Guidance: Connect trainers and consultants bring specialized expertise to the session, offering insights based on best practices and years of experience. This ensures that your plan incorporates proven strategies and remains aligned with national standards for suicide prevention and postvention.
- Increase Community Readiness: Facilitated planning enhances your organization’s preparedness by helping stakeholders understand their roles and how they can work together to address suicide prevention and postvention needs effectively.
- Promote Long-Term Sustainability: By developing a clear, actionable plan with the help of experts, your organization ensures that suicide prevention and postvention efforts are sustainable, aligned with local needs, and responsive to emerging challenges over time.
Session Details:
- Duration: 1-day session (up to 25 participants)
- Audience: Key stakeholders involved in suicide prevention or postvention efforts (those who attended Day 1 of the training)
- Format: Collaborative planning session with Connect trainer/consultant to develop a community- or organization-wide plan can be done in-person or virtually.
By investing in a facilitated planning session, your organization ensures it is prepared to not only respond effectively in the event of a suicide but to proactively prevent future tragedies. This service empowers your team with the tools and resources needed to make a lasting impact on suicide prevention efforts and postvention responses within your community or organization.
Connect Train-the-Trainer: Suicide Prevention / Intervention and Postvention
The Connect Train-the-Trainer program is designed to build capacity within organizations and communities, and equip professionals to provide ongoing suicide prevention and postvention training. As a National Best Practice Program, Connect utilizes a public health approach and the social-ecological model to ensure that training is comprehensive, effective, and adaptable across various systems and throughout the lifespan.
What You'll Gain
- Mastery of the Connect Curriculum: Learn how to deliver suicide prevention and postvention training confidently and consistently.
- Interactive Practice: Gain hands-on experience through dynamic practice exercises and feedback, enhancing your presentation and facilitation skills.
- National Best Practices: Learn and apply protocols that reflect the latest research and best practices in suicide prevention and postvention.
Increased Training Capacity: Equip your organization to deliver high-quality suicide prevention and postvention training internally—building long-term capacity without the need for ongoing external costs.
Authorized Use of Materials: Receive two-year authorization to use Connect’s licensed curriculum and training materials within your organization, ensuring consistency, fidelity, and ease of implementation.
Why Choose Connect Train-the-Trainer?
- National Recognition: Connect is recognized as a top-tier suicide prevention and postvention program with evidence-based protocols.
- Community-Focused: Our program empowers local trainers to address suicide prevention and postvention in a culturally relevant and context-sensitive way.
- Ongoing Support: For the 2-year authorization period, Connect provides continued support and resources to ensure trainers remain effective and updated. Consultation services are also available to provided expanded support to trainers when they face challenges.
Trainer Requirements
- Co-Presenter Model: Unless otherwise authorized by NAMI NH, trainers are required to co-present Connect trainings.
- Co-Present Two Trainings: Trainers must co-present a minimum of two trainings within two years to maintain their status as an active Connect Trainer.
- Submit Documentation: Trainers are asked to report each training they co-present (this identifies the trainer as “active” in the NAMI NH system) and also submit participant pre- and/or post-training evaluations. NAMI NH provides tools for this to be done easily.
- Geographic/Audience Restrictions: Trainers can only deliver training within the designated region and/or the designated audience outlined in their host agency’s contract.
- 2-Year Authorization: Trainers are authorized to deliver Connect training and use Connect licensed and copyrighted materials for a period of two years, then must obtain reauthorization. Only Connect Trainers designated as “active” in the NAMI NH database are eligible for re-authorization at a reduced rate.
Training Highlights
- In-depth training on the Connect curriculum and National Best Practices.
- Instruction on creating a safe, sensitive environment for discussing suicide.
- Guidance on adapting training to be culturally effective while maintaining fidelity to the model.
- Opportunity to practice portions of the curriculum and receive personalized feedback.
- Strategic planning for implementing training in your community.
Materials Provided
- Trainer’s Manual: Overview of the Connect program and each training module.
- Disciplines & Protocols: Profession-specific disciplines and protocols for suicide prevention and postvention (e.g. community helpers, educators, healthcare professionals, mental/behavioral health providers, or first responders). Trainers can be authorized in up two disciplines during one Train-the-Trainer session.
- PowerPoint Guide: A detailed presentation guide with notes and group activity instructions.
- Training Kits: Materials for conducting training and training activities.
- Participant Booklets: Suicide prevention/postvention booklets for each trainer. Additional copies for training participants available for purchase.
Training Details
- Duration: 3 days
- Day 1: Connect Suicide Prevention/Intervention or Connect Suicide Postvention Training (up to 30 people including trainers and other invited guests)
- Days 2 & 3: For trainers only
- Optional 4th day: Facilitated Prevention or Postvention Response Planning (up to 25 key stakeholders)
Audience:
- Prevention/Intervention: Community members and professionals (prior facilitation experience recommended).
- Postvention: Professionals who are responsible for either decision-making or responding to suicide deaths (prior training in prevention/intervention recommended).
Location:
- Training can occur in your community or virtually.
Train-the-Trainer Disciplines and Protocols
Prevention/Intervention and Postvention:
- Community Helper
- Education (K-12)
- Higher Education
- First Responders
- Healthcare Professionals
- Mental Health/Substance Use Disorder Providers
- Social Service Providers
Additional Information
Support for Survivors: If you or someone you know has lost someone to suicide in the past year, it’s recommended to speak with Connect staff before attending a training, as the content may be emotionally challenging.
Get Started
For more information or to schedule your Connect Train-the-Trainer program, please contact us!
Empower your community with expert-led, sustainable suicide prevention and postvention training.
Connect Youth Leader Suicide Prevention Program
The Connect Youth Leader Suicide Prevention Program is a powerful, research-informed initiative that empowers high school students to take an active role in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy.
This program goes beyond training—it’s about creating lasting culture change. Through youth-led, adult-supported efforts, the Connect Youth Leader Suicide Prevention Program helps build a safer, more connected school environment where students feel valued, heard, and supported. The program prepares students to develop and lead suicide prevention efforts within their school community and train future Connect Youth Leaders to ensure sustainability for the program.
Program Objectives
- Educate youth on risk and protective factors for suicide.
- Reduce stigma around mental health and help-seeking.
- Provide skills to recognize warning signs in peers.
- Encourage youth to seek adult help rather than take on the role of counselor.
- Establish a sustainable and effective approach to suicide prevention.
What Makes This Program Unique
- Youth-Led, Adult-Supported
- Self-sustaining
- Developmentally Appropriate and Trauma-Informed
- Rooted in Safe Messaging Guidelines
- Integrated with School-Based Support Networks
- Aligned with National Best Practices
- Follow-up Support & Implementation Framework Guide
Training Format
The program consists of two parts:
Part 1: Ensure adult co-leaders have a working understanding of suicide prevention principles and best practices. Prepare adult co-leaders to understand the Youth Leader Program and how it can be used to make an impact in the school community. Participants will learn the core principles of Connect Suicide Prevention training, how Connect Youth Leader was adapted for youth audiences, and what is expected from adult co-leaders.
Part 1 can be delivered in multiple formats depending on the needs of the school community.*
- 90-minute Virtual Session
- In-person or Virtual Connect Suicide Prevention Training for adult school personnel (length of training can be tailored to meet needs)
*Cost will be adjusted to reflect the selected format for Part 1.
Part 2: A full-day, in-person training for Youth Leaders and adult co-leaders. A typical schedule is 8am/9am-2pm/3pm with 30 minutes for lunch and additional shorter breaks. The training includes interactive discussions, skill-building exercises, and practical scenarios tailored to youth. Youth Leaders and adult co-leaders learn together how to effectively deliver the content to audiences within the school community.
Future Implementation
- Ongoing communication between youth leaders and school staff.
- The curriculum is meant for Youth Leaders to be active participants in its delivery. This can be with trained adults co-leading or simply adult supervision and support. School personnel should not use the Connect Youth Leader curriculum, content, or materials without youth involvement and participation.
- Youth Leaders are authorized to train new Youth Leaders each year to sustain the program. New adult co-leaders must be trained by NAMI NH.
- Ensure a support system along with resources are in place within the school post-training so they are available for students to utilize.
Connect to ACTION! Framework
We want your school team to be successful in implementation! Use the Connect to ACTION! framework guide that will be provided during the training for guidance and
ideas on how to plan activities that will promote mental health and suicide prevention awareness and make your school community stronger. This guide could also be a useful tool for creating an Extended Learning Opportunity for interested and motivated students.
ACTION!
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Amplify |
Build knowledge and awareness around mental health and suicide prevention, reduce stigma. |
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Connect |
Encourage peer-to-peer and youth-to-adult connection. |
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Transform |
Foster school-wide cultural shifts through leadership, belonging, and inclusion. |
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Include |
Ensure all youth experience a sense of belonging. |
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Outreach |
Engage the larger school and community through projects and events. |
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Navigate |
Build student confidence in identifying and using resources effectively and ensure easy access to information about resources. |
For more information, please contact us!
Connect Suicide Prevention Training for Young Adults
Young people entering adulthood are at increasing risk for mental health conditions, substance misuse and suicide. The Connect Suicide Prevention program addresses these concerns by educating and empowering young adults to learn about the challenges they face and about the effective options and resources to maintain a healthy and safe lifestyle.
Participants from settings such as colleges/universities, clubs, and workplace environments will learn a curriculum that they can then use to educate young adult peers to support suicide prevention and promote help seeking and hope.
What participants will learn:
- How substance use, mental health, and suicide risk can impact individuals, families and community.
- How to recognize stigma and related barriers that hinder treatment and recovery.
- How to access and refer others to community/state/national resources.
After the completion of this training, participants will be able to:
- Recognize the warning signs for suicide risk in an individual and be able to connect that person to community resources.
- Identify substance misuse issues in an individual and be able to talk openly with this person.
- Have a greater awareness of local and national substance use and suicide risk resources that can be accessed by individuals in need of treatment and seeking recovery.
- Understand how mental health and substance misuse problems may contribute to greater suicide risk in an individual.
- Lead the curriculum for other young adults.
Training Details
Length: 2 days
Audience: Young adults ages 18 to 25
Location: Your community or live virtual training
For more information, please contact us!
SurvivorVoices
SurvivorVoices is a National Best Practice program that teaches those bereaved by suicide how to speak safely and effectively about their loss. Survivors of suicide loss are key partners in suicide prevention and postvention. No one is more passionate about preventing further suicides and letting other survivors know they are not alone.
Stories of suicide loss told from the heart are powerful. They promote healing for those who are bereaved, educate the public about how to support survivors of suicide loss, and increase awareness of suicide risk factors and warning signs.
While some individuals who are trained by SurvivorVoices may never share their story publicly, participation in the training helps them with their own grief process and connects them with other survivors. For those who go on to share their stories publicly, they often use this new connectedness to energize suicide prevention and bereavement support efforts (e.g. starting a survivor of suicide loss support group, organizing a NAMI Walks team, hosting an International Survivor of Suicide Loss Day site, starting a Lifekeeper quilt project, initiating a suicide awareness event).
Training Details
Length: 2 days
Audience: For up to 8 individuals who have been impacted by a suicide death and want to learn how to share their experience in a safe and effective way with various audiences. It is a recommended that participants be one year or more past the suicide death they experienced.
Format: In-person or virtual
Optional Add-Ons:
- 2–hour virtual workshop: Supporting and Managing SurvivorVoices Speakers: Best Practices for Development and Volunteer Management
- Train-the-Trainer package: 3 full days + virtual workshop (includes 2-day speaker training for up to 8 speakers, 1 day train-the-trainer, and 2-hour virtual volunteer management workshop). Cost varies depending on number of individuals who will be trainers.
If your organization would like to host a SurvivorVoices training for members of your community, please contact us for pricing. Occasionally, NAMI NH receives grant funding that allows us to host this training with no cost to participants. If/when that happens, a notice will be posted on this page.
Specialized Training Series
NAMI NH’s Specialized Training Series offers focused workshops and trainings that dive deep into specific topics within mental health, suicide prevention, and suicide postvention. Shorter than our Connect standard trainings (1-3 hours), these sessions are designed to provide targeted insights and practical strategies on particular aspects of mental health, suicide prevention, and postvention such as comprehensive risk assessments and supporting high-risk populations.
These trainings are perfect for professionals seeking to enhance expertise in specific areas, and address unique challenges within their roles and communities. With a more concise format, participants gain valuable, actionable knowledge that they can immediately apply to their work, helping them better serve individuals and communities impacted by suicide.
Workshops are available on topics such as the following:
- Ethics in Suicide Prevention
- Suicide Prevention Among the Older Adult Population
- Suicide Prevention Among LGBTQ+ Youth
- Considerations for Addressing Mental Health Needs Among Individuals of the LGBTQ+ Community in Healthcare
- Suicide Prevention Among First Responders
- Suicide Prevention in the Military and Veteran Community
- Community Support for the Mental Health Wellness of National Guard and Reservist Families
- Stronger Together: A Workplace Series on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention (3-part series; customized version for the trades professions)
Not all workshops are available outside New Hampshire. Costs vary for these trainings, and depend on factors like training format, number of participants, location, materials, and customization needs. Contact us for more information.
Our team welcomes the opportunity to use our expertise and experience to develop new trainings and presentations to meet the needs of varied audiences. Contact us if you have an unmet training need and we will assess how we can meet the challenge.
Foundational Training Series
NAMI NH’s Foundational Training Series offers introductory workshops and presentations that provide a broad understanding of suicide prevention, postvention, and mental health and wellness. These sessions are shorter in length than our standard or specialized trainings (1-2 hour) and are ideal for participants seeking basic knowledge on these important topics.
Aimed at a wide audience, including individuals from various industries such as business, education, healthcare, and community organizations, the Foundational Training Series offers valuable insights that can be applied in both personal and professional settings. Whether you’re looking to build awareness or enhance your understanding of these critical issues, this series provides essential tools to help create a supportive and informed environment for suicide prevention and mental health care.
Workshops and presentations are available on topics such as the following:
- Mental Health 101
- Safe Messaging
- Reducing Mental Health Stigma in the Workplace
- Self-Care & Wellness
Not all workshops are available outside New Hampshire. Costs vary for these trainings, and depend on factors like training format, number of participants, location, materials, and customization needs. Contact us for more information.
Our team welcomes the opportunity to use our expertise and experience to develop new trainings and presentations to meet the needs of varied audiences. Contact us if you have an unmet training need and we will assess how we can meet the challenge.
Consultation Services
Connect offers expert guidance to organizations and communities responding to a suicide loss or implementing suicide prevention strategies. Our consultation services help develop postvention response plans and ensure organizations are prepared to respond effectively and compassionately when a suicide occurs. Whether responding to a recent loss or planning for the future, we provide tailored support to foster healing, resilience, and minimize the risk of further harm.
Our consultation services cover:
- Identifying community risk factors and strengthening protective factors
- Assessing community readiness
- Bringing together community members and resources to promote healing
- Navigating difficult postvention issues such as permanent memorials
- Implementing best practices and program activities
- Ensuring sustainability of suicide prevention efforts
- Ensuring sustainability of suicide prevention efforts
- Extra support for active Connect Trainers addressing barriers to successful Connect training delivery
Consultation hours can be included in contracts or billed on an as-needed basis.
Connect staff are also available for conferences, presentations, and keynotes on specialized topics.
For more information or to inquire about consultation services, please contact us.
Connect eLearning
Expand Your Knowledge. Save Lives.
Explore NAMI New Hampshire’s Self-Paced, Online Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Courses
NAMI New Hampshire offers a powerful eLearning platform designed to make critical mental health and suicide prevention training more accessible than ever.
Our self-paced, online courses are tailored to meet the needs of a wide range of audiences—including community members, healthcare professionals, mental/behavioral health providers, business professionals, social service providers, and school personnel.
Whether you’re seeking continuing education (CE) credits, enhancing your professional skills, or simply looking to better support those around you, our platform offers flexible, high-quality training you can complete on your own schedule.
Why Choose NAMI NH’s eLearning Platform?
- Self-paced and fully online—learn anytime, anywhere
- Courses tailored to a wide range of audiences
- Some courses offer continuing education credits
- Affordable pricing with discounts for bulk purchases
- New courses added regularly to meet emerging needs
Suicide Prevention for Community Members and Suicide Prevention for School Personnel are available in both English and Spanish.
Courses can be purchased individually or by organizations. For businesses or groups interested in buying multiple seats at a discounted rate, please reach out directly—bulk purchases are handled outside the platform.
Start learning today and help create a safer, more supportive community.
Experience in Meeting the Needs of Specialized Audiences
The Connect Program has more than two decades of experience adapting to the cultural needs of communities and audiences. To date, Connect Training has been delivered to more than 50 Native American tribes, Alaska Native regions, and the Pacific Islands of Hawaii, Guam, and Northern Mariana Islands – in addition to 49 U.S. states. Cultural elements are infused into the process and content depending on where the training is being delivered.
“Importantly, the [Connect] training underscored that any effective crisis response must begin with cultural humility. Meeting people where they are—honoring their values, traditions, and norms—is central to the postvention work NCSS is building into its broader community safety net. As the Zero Suicide Committee continues to refine its strategies, culturally attuned and person-centered responses remain foundational.”
NCSS hosts national Connect Postvention Training to support community healing after sudden loss
Jun 24, 2025
Stronger Together - A Workplace Series on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
A three-part workplace series designed to help businesses build a supportive, informed, and proactive culture around mental health and suicide prevention. Through leadership training, consultation, and employee education, your team will gain the tools to create a StigmaFree and resilient workplace. Ideal for businesses seeking extended coaching, follow-through, and implementation support.
PART 1: EQUIPPED TO LEAD: Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Training for Supervisors, Managers, and Leadership
2 hours
PART 2: FROM LEARNING TO ACTION: Leadership Coaching & Consultation
Up to 2 hours
PART 3: StigmaFree in the Workplace for All Employees
2 hours
NH businesses may be eligible for up to 50% of the cost from WorkInvestNH.
Please contact us for more information about this or any of our other trainings and services.
