Be There for Students in Crisis

Take the 30-minute “At-Risk” online simulation.

• Increase your knowledge and awareness of mental health and suicide.
• Learn how to talk with a student who may be in distress.
• Connect a student with mental health resources.

Students, take the online simulation.
Enter the enrollment key UCRiverside16 to get started.

Faculty and staff, take the online simulation or access it through the UCR LMS.

Be There for Student Veterans

Take the 30-minute “Veterans At-Risk” online simulation.

• Identify a distressed student veteran who could be at risk for suicide.
• Respond effectively and compassionately.
• Appropriately refer a student to mental health resources.

Students, take the online simulation.
Enter the enrollment key UCRiverside16 to get started.

Faculty and staff, take the online simulation or access it through the UCR LMS.

Know What to Say

Take the 90-minute “Let’s Talk” training.

• Recognize the warning signs of a suicidal crisis.
• Compassionately ask a student about their suicidal thoughts.
• Help a student feel understood, validated and acknowledged.
• Appropriately refer a student to mental health resources.

Staff and Faculty, find a training in the LMS. Students, for information on how to sign up for a group training, contact connie.marmolejo@ucr.edu. 

Recognize a Cry for Help

Take the 90-minute “Recognizing and Responding to Distressed/Disruptive Students” training.

• Recognize distressed/disruptive behavior as a cry for help.
• Find the UCR resources that can help both the student and you.
• Navigate proper protocol.

To sign up for individual or group training, contact penny.key@ucr.edu.