UNLV CAPS offering online suicide prevention training

Because mental health concerns often first appear between the ages of 18 and 25, it’s our goal at CAPS to provide our campus with a wide range of suicide prevention and mental health resources.

One new way that we’ll be supporting that initiative is through a 30-minute online training program called SOS for Higher Ed where you'll learn:

  • How to recognize signs of suicide risk
  • How to have caring conversations that encourage someone to seek help
  • How to build community connections that foster positive mental well-being
  • An overview of available student mental health resources, on and off-campus

You may have completed the Kognito training in the past. This is a similar platform that is new and improved!

SOS for Higher Ed will NOT replace the QPR suicide training offered through the Department of Wellness Promotion. 

How to Access the Course:

  • Visit mindwise.digitalchalk.com and click “Create Account” 
  • Enter name, email address, and chosen password, click “Create” 
  • Enter the redemption code UNLV  and click “Next” 
  • View the dashboard and select the SOS for Higher Ed course that fits your role (faculty/staff/student). 

We encourage everyone to take 30 minutes to learn these lifesaving skills. 

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