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Trainings & Events

 Learn, connect, and support mental health in our community

Upcoming Events:

This course teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges.

Thanks to a grant from the Houston County Commission, the training is available for just $10 per person. Registration includes lunch, a course workbook, and access to the Mental Health First Aid training portal.

After registering, participants will receive an email with instructions to set up their training portal login. Required online pre-course modules must be completed before attending the in-person training.

Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Choose the date that works best for you below.

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Course Workbook and Lunch are Included!

One-day training. Three options. Pick yours! 

September 2026

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9 AM - 5 PM

(Doors open at 8:30 AM)

1002 Carroll Street

Perry Ga 31069

November 2026

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9 AM - 5 PM 

Location: TBD

January 2027

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9 AM - 5 PM 

Location: TBD

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September 17th, 2026
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Format: Live Online
$95 USD per person
Earn 6.5 CE Hours!

2026 License Renewal Year

You'll be redirected to pay after completing the form. Registration is not complete until payment has been received.

Join us for an engaging, evidence-based training designed to strengthen your ability to confidently assess, formulate, and manage suicide risk across a variety of clinical settings. AMSR provides practical tools and a structured framework that participants can immediately apply in their work with individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

What registration includes
  • Official AMSR Participant Manual, shipped to the participant’s mailing address

  • Live online instruction

  • 6.5 Continuing Education Hours

  • Certificate of Completion

What participants will learn

  • Conduct comprehensive suicide risk assessments

  • Use the AMSR Risk Formulation Model to guide clinical decision-making

  • Differentiate between acute and chronic suicide risk

  • Develop collaborative safety and treatment plans

  • Apply evidence-based, suicide-specific interventions

  • Improve documentation and communication across treatment teams

  • Increase confidence when working with individuals at risk for suicide

Registration closes  September 11th to allow sufficient time for participant manuals to be shipped before the training.

You'll be redirected to pay after completing the form. 
Registration is not complete until payment has been received.
Who Should Attend:
  • Licensed Professional Counselors
  • Associate Professional Counselors
  • Clinical Social Workers

  • Psychologists

  • Marriage and Family Therapists

  • Nurses and Physicians

  • School Counselors

  • Case Managers

  • Crisis Response Professionals

  • Graduate Students and Clinical Interns, when appropriate

Training Opportunities

Other Trainings We Offer

Enhance understanding and skills through specialized training programs in mental health first aid, suicide prevention, and more. Contact us for more information on how to host or to bring a training to your organization.

Mental Health First Aid Training 

A skills-based training that teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health or substance use challenges in youth or adults. This course focuses on reducing stigma and equipping individuals to offer initial help and connect others to professional resources.

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer)

An evidence-based suicide prevention training that empowers participants to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and take action. QPR provides practical steps to question someone about suicidal thoughts, persuade them to seek help, and refer them to appropriate resources.

Assessing & Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR)

Designed for providers and direct care workers, AMSR offers practical, research-informed strategies to assess and manage suicide risk in individuals. The training equips professionals with tools to conduct suicide-specific assessments and interventions while addressing care challenges.

Community Education & Awareness

Mental Health Matters of Middle Georgia supports community education through presentations, resource fairs, and public awareness events. These engagements focus on reducing stigma, increasing understanding, and connecting individuals with mental health resources.

Quick Links

Mental Health Matters of  Middle Georgia

2525 Moody Rd, #1

Warner Robins, GA 31088

Email: info@mhmattersga.org

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