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Suicide Risk Management and The Minimum Standard of Care

Title:
Suicide Risk Management and The Minimum Standard of Care
Presenter:
Gregg Elliott, PhD, LPC, LMHC, ACS
Description:
Working with suicidal clients remains one of the clinical areas where many clinicians express a lack of self-efficacy. Simultaneously, major counseling insurance carriers like HPSO have reported an increase in claims against counselors for suicide malpractice, citing a failure by counselors to meet the minimum standard of care (Flynn et al., 2024). And CACREP has once again taken a minimalist approach to suicide in the 2024 standards, leaving the potential for students to graduate from programs with substantial gaps in their training in treating suicidal clients. In this presentation, we will utilize several clinical practice guidelines to establish some of the critical competencies which counselors must possess to be able to meet the minimum standard of care with a suicidal client. Participants will be provided with resources for continued professional development and study and participants will outline a personal development plan for increasing competence in this critical clinical area.
NBCC ACEP No. 1000
November 01, 2025
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