The Collaborative Assessment & Management of Suicidality (CAMS) - Dayton

Training services will be performed by CAMS-Care for the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation.

Per our grant funding, this opportunity is intended for providers who work with youth between the ages of 10-24 in some clincial capacity.THE OHIO SUICIDE PREVENTION FOUNDATION (OSPF) invites you to this 1-day role-play workshop designed to train mental and behavioral health providers in the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS)!

WORKSHOP COMPONENTS:
The Collaborative Assessment & Management of Suicidality (CAMS) Training is an evidence-based treatment framework used to assess suicidality and specifically treat suicide risk. CAMS 3-part training provides mental & behavioral health providers with essential knowledge in using the CAMS framework to collaborate with patients in the treatment of their suicidal drivers. To become CAMS-Trained, the CAMS 3-part training includes:

1. A three-hour, self-paced online course: This course features a series of videos which provide an overview of the CAMS model. Completion of the online course is required prior to attending the in-person, role-play workshop. A link will be sent to you with instructions on how to access the course.
2. An in-person, one-day workshop: An experienced CAMS Consultant will train participants in using the CAMS framework through role-play where participants take turns acting as both counselors and patients.
3. Group Consultation Calls: Following the workshop, group phone calls will be held for 8 weeks, providing opportunity to discuss successes and challenges as participants implement the CAMS model. You must attend a mimium of 4 of these calls to receive the designation of CAMS-Trained.
   
   Registration includes CEU's, if required.