About Umatter® Suicide Prevention

Umatter® was developed based upon a review of other suicide prevention programs to determine key concepts. Research from the American Association of Suicidology and the academic literature regarding suicide were applied. Once program goals and objectives were developed, experiential learning activities were designed to reach all learning preferences and styles of participants to ensure the maximum transfer of knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Umatter® is a program of the Center for Health and Learning. CHL seeks to disseminate Umatter® nationally and work with partners to continue to refine and develop the program. Please give us your feedback and contact us for more information.

Overview of Programs

Umatter® Awareness and Skills Training

Umatter® Awareness and Skills Training aims to enhance knowledge, comfort, and skills to identify those at risk for suicide in your organization or community and resources to get help.

Umatter® for Schools

Umatter® for Schools Suicide Prevention is a national best practice program for suicide prevention developed by the Center for Health and Learning.

Umatter® for Youth and Young Adults

Umatter® YYA promotes youth mental health and leadership skills. CHL works directly with adult advisors within school systems to support the delivery of a curriculum that is focused on building resilience and promoting help-seeking behaviors. Participants are supported in the creation of a Community Action Project to impact their community.

Umatter® Training of Trainers

Join us and become equipped to facilitate Umatter® Suicide Awareness workshops in your community or place of work. You will gain the skills, knowledge, confidence, and materials to bring suicide prevention awareness to your community. You will help others identify signs and symptoms of suicide, risk and protective factors, when and how to refer for more help, and how to access resources.

Download a PDF that describes all of our Umatter® Programs

For more information, contact:
802-254-6590
info@healthandlearning.org

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