FREE SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING
Know What to Say. Know What to Do.
When someone you care about is struggling, you don’t need perfect words. Learn how to begin a direct, caring conversation and help them take the next safe step.
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What You'll Learn
Three practical shifts to help you respond with care.
Understand what they’re carrying
Look beneath the surface to recognize how trauma, guilt, shame, and moral injury may affect someone’s sense of worth and connection.
Bring the conversation into the light
Learn how to ask directly about suicide, listen without judgment, and respond in a way that makes room for honesty.
Help build positive momentum
Discover practical ways to strengthen safety, connect someone with appropriate support, and follow through.
WHO THIS TRAINING IS FOR
For anyone who wants to be better prepared to help
You don’t have to be a professional to notice a change, start a caring conversation, or help someone connect with support.
Family and friends
You care about someone who seems distant, overwhelmed, or unlike themselves—and you want to know what to say and what to do next.
Veterans and first responders
You want to be better prepared to support someone you served with, work alongside, or recognize as carrying a weight they haven’t shared.
Chaplains, ministry leaders, and peer supporters
People bring you difficult concerns. You want practical ways to listen, ask directly, recognize your limits, and connect them with appropriate care.
And if you’re struggling yourself, you belong here too.
You don’t have to have all the words for what you’re carrying to begin reaching out.
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Meet Andy Jenkins
Andy Jenkins is the author of the GY6 Field Guide and your guide for this training.
Through GY6, he teaches a practical, faith-based approach to understanding trauma, PTSD, and moral injury—considering the whole person: body, soul, and spirit.
This training draws largely from lessons five and six of the Field Guide, exploring guilt, shame, acceptance, and the conversations that can help someone connect with care.
Andy’s goal is to help you become better prepared to listen, ask directly, and support the next safe step.
 What GY6 workshop participants are saying
“This teaching solved 40 years of questions for me.”
— Richard H.
“Understanding the difference between PTSD and Moral injury was my biggest takeaway.”
— Trent R.
“I wanted to learn how to help our son who is suffering from PTSD. This helped me understand what he is going through.”
— Linda B.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Be better prepared for a conversation that matters.
You don’t need perfect words to begin helping. Take an hour to learn how to ask directly, respond with care, and help someone move toward greater safety, connection, and hope.
Free recorded training · Approximately one hour
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Need support now? In the United States, call or text 988. Veterans and their loved ones can call 988 and press 1. For an immediate life-threatening emergency, call 911.
