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Reducing suicide risk through collaborative, culturally informed conversations about lethal means.
Our Services

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For Clinicians
Effective means safety counseling saves lives — and we make it easy to build that skill. Our CALM Clinical Workshops teach clinicians to collaborate with clients on safe storage of firearms and medications, available live in-person or virtually. Clinicians who prefer self-paced learning can access CALM Online for free or earn continuing education credits for a small fee. For clinicians with limited firearms background, CALM-SAFE (Supporting Alliances through Firearms Education) builds cultural literacy and practical knowledge of safe storage options, making those conversations with clients more confident and effective.
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For Communities
We help communities build real momentum around suicide prevention — without leaving anyone out. CALM Conversations is a 90-minute gatekeeper training that equips community members to recognize warning signs, ask about risk, and support loved ones through connection and safe storage of firearms and medications. Our Lethal Means Academy events bring care providers, public health professionals, and local gun community members together around shared goals — reducing suicide while fully respecting individual rights. It's a proven model for building trust and collaborative action across diverse stakeholders.
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For Organizations
Equip your organization to deliver sustainable, evidence-informed means safety interventions at scale. CALM Train-the-Trainer (T4T) Seminars prepare professionals to lead CALM Clinical Workshops and CALM Conversations — available virtually for individuals and small groups, or on-site for larger organizations. CALM Online Licensing allows organizations to host CALM Online within their own LMS with customization options. For systemwide integration, our Comprehensive Consultation Services cover policy development, safe storage guidance, EMR template development, and program evaluation. All training reflects a rights-respecting approach designed to work across diverse settings.

Who We Serve
We train professionals and organizations involved in suicide prevention, safety planning, and crisis response, including:
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Mental health and medical professionals
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Peer supporters and paraprofessionals
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Human service and social work teams
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Schools, colleges, and youth programs
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Community-based organizations and nonprofits
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First responders and public safety agencies
