Spotting Suicidal Behaviours

DO NOT DOWNPLAY THE SIGNS

Student suicide rates are alarming

Singapore saw a 37.5% increase in suicides among 10 to 19 yr olds in 2020 from 2019; and 94 cases of suicides in 2019 among 10 to 29 yr olds; 30.4% increase in 2020 among 10 to 29 yr olds. “Teen female suicide is alarming, as girls in general always had a lower suicide rate than boys, and to have the numbers equal is out of the norm.” (The Straits Times 3 Aug 2020).

LEARN HOW TO SPOT THESE SIGNS AND RED FLAGS AND WHY YOUR INSTINCT IS MORE THAN JUST AN INSTINCT. 

In this course you will learn how to identify the clues from:

• Body Language
• Facial Expressions
• Moods
• Analyzing Their Speech

You will learn how to spot the warning signs and validate them against a checklist that would be provided.

You will also learn how to be a first responder.

The strategy is to identify, respond, buy time, alert experts for professional intervention and ultimately save lives.

Learn what to do in an emergency as a first responder during a crisis:

• What to say
• What to do
• How not to aggravate the situation
• How to buy time (during crisis negotiation)
• Alert relevant authorities

• Education Officers 
• Parents
• Caregivers
• Anyone who may be in the position to help others

"Christian is lively, relatable, very knowledgeable, the best trainer I have met so far in Aventis." Lee Choon Hong, Senior Executive, CDAC

"Trainer is knowledgeable and the course help me in my work." Lester Chua, Campus Security, Temasek Polytechnic

"Trainer is knowledgeable and lesson interesting and engaging. Learning the signs, triggers and how to early intervene suicidal behaviour is the most useful section of the course." Sylvia Lew, Assistant Manager, CDAC

"Engaging, informative. The trainer as well as what he taught. Very effective, easy to understand." Jaslynn Chan, Assistant Manager, CDAC

World-class Body language and Face profiling Expert

Assignments include Trained Resorts World Singapore and Marina Bay Sands staff on how to spot at-risk gamblers (Intervention before attempting suicide)

Appeared in various international media and at live events reading the Body Language of Presidents, First Ladies, Royalties, and criminals. Appearance in International media interviews and coverage include BBC, Thomson Reuters, Australia CH7, Philippines Broadcasting Corporation, Malaysian BFM, Channel NewsAsia, Brunei Newspapers, Korean Newspaper.