For more information on how to register for these workshops, please contact APNA at advocatesforhope@apna.org or 855-863-APNA (2762).
Please email advocatesforhope@apna.org for information about bringing a training to your area or institution.
A note about safety: APNA recommends strict compliance with state/local and national recommendations, including the Centers for Disease Control, for safety and distancing measures for in-person events, which may include 6 ft of separation between participants and/or wearing masks. Please contact the facility where your training is being held for specific requirements, or your state department of health for local guidance. National guidance can be found here.
APNA reserves the right to make program changes as necessary, and the right to cancel trainings if minimum enrollment has not been met, or events occur beyond the reasonable control of APNA.
If your APNA Suicide Prevention Provider card has expired, don’t worry! You can complete an online-self-paced course to renew and ensure that your practice is safe and current.
PMH-RNs, RNs, & APRNs that are card-holding APNA Suicide Prevention Providers
3.5 Nursing Continuing Professional Development Contact Hours
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
Renew your APNA Suicide Prevention Provider training and get updated information to enrich your nursing practice and competence in skills for suicide prevention, assessment, and care management!
When you complete the full course within 90 days of your registration, you will be able to download and print your new APNA Suicide Prevention Provider card and your NCPD certificate. Your APNA Suicide Prevention Provider card will be active for 3 years, at which point you will have the opportunity to renew with an online course again.
To register, email advocatesforhope@apna.org and include a scanned copy of your current provider card or certificate of course completion.
For organizations interested in purchasing the program in bulk, please email advocatesforhope@apna.org.
Connect with fellow psychiatric-mental health nurses, be the first to know about evidence-based resources and programs, and participate in exclusive opportunities to advance the care and treatment of those with mental health & substance use needs.
