Suicide prevention starts with connection.

Question

Persuade

Refer

Did you know there is only one way to know for sure if someone is thinking of suicide?

You have to ask.

You don't have to be a mental health professional to save a life.

You just have to care.

What People Are Saying About Amy's Trainings

What were your expectations of his training?

"To learn how to help people going through mental depression who talked about suicide."

"I was expecting just a PowerPoint, but it went above my expectations!"

"I wanted to learn more about how to speak with people and navigate situations."

Were your expectations exceeded?

"Yes, Amy Kathleen Lee was an amazing presenter with her training technique."

"Yes, I learned a lot more than I thought. I liked the personal stories shared."

"Yes, Engaging, captivating."

If you were to recommend this training to others, what would you tell them? What was most beneficial and unique about this training?

"I would tell them that it is very helpful to me, and there was plenty of time for questions. I really believe people should inform themselves about QPR!"

"This training empowers you and equips you to be there for those in need."

"Amy was engaging and captivating. Nice to see her talk about her own vulnerability regarding PTSD and having her therapy dog right there."

What is Q.P.R.?

QPR stands for Question, Persuade, Refer—a nationally recognized, evidence-based suicide prevention training that teaches ordinary people how to respond to someone in crisis.

In just 90 minutes, you’ll learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, how to start a conversation that could save a life, and how to connect someone to the help they need.

This training is ideal for parents, educators, youth workers, school staff, and community members who want to feel more confident, informed, and prepared to make a difference.

You are more likely to encounter someone in a mental health crisis than someone who needs CPR. Be ready.

🔑 What You’ll Learn

How to recognize suicide warning signs in youth and adults

The right (and wrong) ways to ask “Are you okay?”

How to offer hope to someone who feels hopeless

What to do—and say—when someone shares they are struggling

How to connect someone to professional help and support

Why your voice may be the one that saves a life

Training Details:

Live or virtual 90-minute certification session.

Printable resource guide + QPR reference card.

Official QPR Gatekeeper Certificate. (valid for 3 years)

Real-life examples + scenario practice.

Trauma-informed, shame-free, and inclusive approach.

Locations: Phoenix Metro Area (travel upon request)

Age restricted to 14 years and up.

Cost: Varies by group size. Please contact to explore pricing options.

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As the Question.

Together, we can end the suicide epidemic.