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Managing Suicidal Clients - Board Required CEU - August 21, 2026

$65.00
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Join us for a 2-hour CEU training session that will transform your approach to suicidality. Gain practical skills and insights to connect with suicidal clients on a deeper level, moving beyond standard risk assessments and statistics. This event is designed to equip you with the language and responses needed to make a real difference in the lives of those you serve.

CEU's through Utah Psychological Association (UPA) and eligible for 2 suicide CEU credits through NASW for Utah and Nevada Clinicians. **Please check with your local board to ensure your CEU credit will be accepted. 

10am - 12pm MST via Zoom

Key Outcomes

  • A deeper understanding of current suicide statistics and what they mean for your clinical practice

  • Expanded knowledge of evidence-based models for supporting clients experiencing suicidal thoughts

  • Real, practical language you can bring directly into sessions with clients in crisis

  • Greater confidence and less anxiety when working with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts

Meet Your Trainer

Dr. Amy Fehlberg, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with decades of experience across hospitals, schools, community mental health, and private practice. She is the founder of Shoreline Psychology and an instructor at the University of Utah School of Medicine. A significant portion of her clinical work involves treating chronically suicidal individuals — work she finds deeply rewarding. She is equally passionate about helping other clinicians build the knowledge, confidence, and grounding they need to show up fully for their most vulnerable clients.

Join us for a 2-hour CEU training session that will transform your approach to suicidality. Gain practical skills and insights to connect with suicidal clients on a deeper level, moving beyond standard risk assessments and statistics. This event is designed to equip you with the language and responses needed to make a real difference in the lives of those you serve.

CEU's through Utah Psychological Association (UPA) and eligible for 2 suicide CEU credits through NASW for Utah and Nevada Clinicians. **Please check with your local board to ensure your CEU credit will be accepted. 

10am - 12pm MST via Zoom

Key Outcomes

  • A deeper understanding of current suicide statistics and what they mean for your clinical practice

  • Expanded knowledge of evidence-based models for supporting clients experiencing suicidal thoughts

  • Real, practical language you can bring directly into sessions with clients in crisis

  • Greater confidence and less anxiety when working with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts

Meet Your Trainer

Dr. Amy Fehlberg, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with decades of experience across hospitals, schools, community mental health, and private practice. She is the founder of Shoreline Psychology and an instructor at the University of Utah School of Medicine. A significant portion of her clinical work involves treating chronically suicidal individuals — work she finds deeply rewarding. She is equally passionate about helping other clinicians build the knowledge, confidence, and grounding they need to show up fully for their most vulnerable clients.

“Dr. Fehlberg's training was truly outstanding. It was both highly relevant and deeply insightful, offering practical guidance that clinicians can immediately apply in their work. What stood out most was the balance of clinical expertise and genuine compassion in the delivery. It created a space that felt both informative and supportive. Our team benefited greatly from this experience.”

— Katherine Parnell LCSW, A New View Counseling

“This training transformed the way our team approaches working with suicidal clients. Dr. Fehlberg's real-world knowledge and role-playing exercises gave us practical tools we could apply immediately — and the confidence to use them. An invaluable experience for any clinical team.”

— Amanda Jenkins, LCSW

“I highly recommend Dr. Amy Fehlberg’s suicide prevention training. Her two-hour presentation was clear, engaging, and easy to understand, while still grounded in well-researched, evidence-based approaches for working with individuals experiencing suicidal ideation.

What truly sets Amy apart is her depth of experience working with high-acuity clients. This made the training especially relevant and practical for real-world clinical settings. My team of 15 clinicians all commented on how the training helped make working with suicidal clients feel less intimidating and more approachable.

Amy’s use of role plays was particularly impactful. She demonstrated how to implement her approach in a way that emphasized collaboration, effective use of assessment measures, and building trust with clients.

Her integration of frameworks like CAMS provided a structured yet flexible way to support clients safely and effectively.

In my nearly 20 years in the field, this has been the best suicide prevention training I’ve experienced. I would strongly recommend Amy to any organization looking to strengthen their clinicians’ confidence and competence in this critical area.”

— Lyndy Barnard, Mind and Strength Counseling