Lunch-and-learn
60 minutes
- One topic, in person or online
- Up to 40 people
- Printed quick guide for every attendee
Training
Make your team crisis-ready.
Practical, plain-language training that teaches people what to notice, what to say and who to call when someone is struggling. Built in Birmingham for the people Alabamians already turn to: front desks, managers, volunteers, ministry teams and neighbors.
Formats
Most popular
Workshop
2–3 hours
- Two or three topics with practice conversations
- Up to 30 people
- Co-branded quick guide for your organization
- Help cards and a poster for your space
Train-the-trainer
Half day
- For leaders who will teach others
- Slides, handouts and a leader guide
- Follow-up call after your first session
Pricing depends on format, group size and travel. Reduced rates are available for small nonprofits, churches and community groups, and a sponsor can cover the cost of a session for a group that cannot pay.
Topics
How to help someone in crisis
Listening, staying calm and connecting someone to help.
Suicide warning signs
How to ask directly and what to do next.
Overdose response
Recognizing an overdose, calling 911 and naloxone basics.
Homelessness
Respectful help, local resources and what not to do.
Domestic violence
Supporting someone safely without putting them at risk.
Customer-facing de-escalation
Keeping people safe at the front desk or counter.
This is awareness and response training, not a clinical certification. It teaches people how to connect someone to professional help.
Who it is for
Any team or group: businesses, restaurants and retail, property managers, nonprofits, churches, schools, libraries, neighborhood associations and volunteer groups.
Ask about a training
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