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Persuade.
Refer.
Three steps anyone can learn
to help prevent suicide.
Our Impact
QPR Institute is one of India’s first organizations dedicated to prevent suicide , a world leader in suicide prevention. Our initiatives include, raising public awareness, educating communities and equipping individuals with the right tools to save lives.
India is experiencing a public health crisis with suicide. Join to help
Workplace training
Interested in getting your entire organization trained in the life saving techniques of QPR? We offer QPR Online Gatekeeper Training for organizations that need to train large numbers of staff.
Rather than waiting to offer support in a moment of crisis, allow us to prepare your organization to develop the institutional mechanisms necessary to enhance the resilience of the employees, create an atmosphere of psychological health and safety, and communicate to all employees that they are valued.
Trained Gatekeepers learn to recognize signs of suicide, provide emotional support, persuade to get help, and refer those with suicidality to mental health support services.
Educational Institutions
Help your School and College !
We can HELP prepare your educational institution to address mental health issues and prevent suicide by delivering a range of proactive interventions customised to your specific needs. Partnering with the QPR Institute, a global leader in suicide prevention, we can help you create a suicide prevention strategy as well as a Mental Health Policy through inputs from your students and faculty.
Trained Gatekeepers learn to recognize signs of suicide, provide emotional support, persuade to get help, and refer those with suicidality to mental health support services.
Become an Instructor
Becoming a certified trainer of QPR’s industry-leading approach to suicide prevention is an excellent way for individuals and organizations to help empower their communities to effectively intervene on behalf of suicidal and in-crisis people.
Mental health professionals must do more...
Surveys show that most healthcare providers, including mental health professionals, do not receive specific or adequate training in how to help those at risk of suicide. Unless you are a psychiatrist, or an exception, the odds are you did not receive adequate and specific suicide intervention or treatment training as part of your professional academic experience.Your patients assume that you are competent to help them or their loved ones survive a suicide crisis.
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