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Information on the unique challengesfarmers face that can lead to stress,depression and suicide. Examples implementing each QPRcomponent with someone at risk forsuicide. Information on how to help someoneat risk of suicide.

What is QPR? QPR training teaches lay people andprofessionals to recognize and respond tomental health crises using the approach ofQuestion, Persuade and Refer.

In this 1.5-hour QPR training, we willprovide:

Participants only need to register for oneof the below dates, and must be 18 yearsof age or older. Registration spots arelimited, so register early to save your seat!

January 2021 training dates have been added! Click below to see available

dates and times!

AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY QPRFOR FARMERS AND FARM FAMILIESOver the last decade, farmers and farm families have experienced increasingpressures resulting in high levels of stress, mental health issues and suicide.

PRESENTERS:

Funding for training provided by:

Dr. Joan Mazur, DeputyDirector of SCAHIP

Dr. Cheryl Witt, AssistantProfessor, University ofLouisville

Dr. Susan Jones, RetiredWestern KentuckyUniversity faculty

Dr. Kim Link, AssistantProfessor, WesternKentucky University

Dr. Kristie Guffey,Assistant Professor,Murray State University

Carolyn Oldham, S-FRSANResearch Coordinator, Doctoral Candidate

Catherine Malin, Director of South CentralKY AHEC

REGISTER HEREREGISTER HEREREGISTER HERElearning.agrisafe.org/QPR