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Care in Times of Crisis

A Suicide Prevention and Recovery Toolkit for Manitoba’s Healthcare Providers

A comprehensive clinical resource supporting Manitoba healthcare professionals in suicide prevention, assessment, intervention, and recovery.

Purpose

This toolkit is a centralized, living, online-hub providing reliable, evidence based, and easily accessible suicide prevention resources for provincial healthcare providers. This toolkit supports competency building, aligns with organizational policies, and offers quick access to reputable information across the suicide prevention continuum.

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Prevention

Evidence-based strategies, tools and resources to
reduce the risk of suicide and increase
wellness within Manitoba.

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Screening & Assessment

Tools, scales and clinical interviewing
information to support the evaluation
of risk and individual needs.

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Treatment & Intervention

Clinical interventions, therapeutic and treatment
approaches, and environmental safety considerations
for individuals experiencing suicidal ideation.

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Safety Planning

Resources and templates for developing
Individualized Safety Plans with people
experiencing suicidality.

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Postvention

Guidance for supporting communities,
families and individuals in the aftermath
of a suicide attempt or loss.

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Specific Populations

Tailored resources to enhance culturally responsive
care in order to address the unique needs of
specific groups and communities.

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Additional Resources

Supplementary materials to support knowledge translation and professional development.

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Notice: This toolkit has been developed as an educational resource to support learning and clinical practice.  Our goal with these resources is to support your thinking, encourage reflection, and foster thoughtful clinical decision-making.  With this in mind, we’ve gathered materials from a range of perspectives and approaches that you can draw from, adapt, and apply to your own clinical context.  Please be aware that some content may provide perspectives that differ from your organization’s policies and practices, and even from one another. We encourage you to use the resources thoughtfully and apply them in the context of your own practice, while still adhering to local requirements.