Mental Health Webinars & Online Training
Looking for Online Mental Health Training?
AnneMoss Rogers has turned her grief into action by becoming a speaker and trainer on mental health topics including suicide prevention training. Any of the topics on this site from social media and mental health, to spotting students at risk, can be adapted as an online mental health course, webinar, or presentation. She speaks most often to educators, employees at workplaces, managers, parents, and students at both high schools and universities.
Below are examples of our online mental health training and online suicide prevention training topics, workplace wellness programs, panels, and virtual programs.
Online Mental Health Training for Educators
These are some of the mental health training or suicide prevention training topics for teachers, school counselors, school nurses, and administrators. For conferences, K-12 schools, universities, and birth-5-years. Elementary mental health training with early intervention strategies. Programs can be bundled. Get the PDF overview sheet of Education Mental Health Topics.
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Coping Strategies for Grief & Loss: Healing in a School Community After a Suicide Loss– Nebraska Department of Education
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Spotting Students at Risk: How School Nurses Can Prevent Suicide and Self-Harm Behaviors -Boston Public Schools
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Online Suicide Prevention Training for Teachers: How to Spot Students at Risk for Suicide– Sandoval Academy of Bilingual Education, elementary-middle schoool age
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Suicide Prevention and the Neurodivergent Population – University of Colorado School of Medicine and JFK Partners
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Supporting Student Mental Health in the Digital Age– Securly Student Safety Dashboard
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Addiction and the Tragic Link to Suicide: Awareness and Prevention Strategies for Schools– Nebraska Department of Education
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K-12 Suicide Prevention Discussion Panel with AnneMoss Rogers and Dr. Scott Poland– Safe and Sound Schools
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Early Intervention Works: Mental Health education, 0-5 yrs– Headstart
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Spotting Students at Risk of Suicide: Signs and Early Intervention Strategies for Grades PK-6– Nebraska Dept of Education
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Testimonial (See more mental health speaker testimonials here)
“I attended your webinar yesterday that was hosted by the NDE and I wanted to first tell you that I thought it was such a powerful and informative session. I loved walking away with some new tools and resources, both for my professional career as well as for my parenting journey with two boys ages 14 and 10.”
—Jewel Schifferns, LCSW, (She/Her) School Social Work Coordinator, Community Health & Advocacy, Nebraska Dept of Education (Overview of the online suicide prevention training series here.)
Webinars for Gov Agencies & Healthcare
Virtual speakers on mental health training for nurses, doctors, healthcare professionals, caseworkers, government agencies, healthcare associations.
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Adolescent & Young Adult Substance Use Symposium: Pathways to Compassion, Healing & Recovery – Virginia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services
The Emotionally Naked Truth About Youth Suicide: The intersection of suicide and substance misuse in youth – 90 minutes with Q&A, Scott County Department of Social Services
Keynote Speaker for: Blueprint for Youth Suicide Prevention– The American Academy of Pediatrics Youth Summit w/ NIMH and AFSPInsights and Interventions
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Work, Suicide Prevention Session with Kimberly O’Brien PhD, LICSW and AnneMoss Rogers
Online Association & Workplace Mental Health Programs
For HR groups, employees, managers, management associations, EAPs, and professional business groups.
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Mental Health Month: The Mask We Wear to Work: Fighthing the Stigma of Mental Health in the Workplace– Markel Corporation
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The Emotionally Naked® Truth About Suicide: Raising Awareness in the workplace – Dominion Energy , (Hybrid Event, meaning in-person and virtual for employees at other locations)
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Speaking of Suicide: How to Talk to Families Who’ve Suffered a Loss by Suicide – Funeral Directors Association
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How to Recognize Suicide Risk in Our Patients & Co-workers -VHHA- Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association
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Suicide Prevention in the African American Community – National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Grief: What to Say to People Who Have Lost a Child – LinkedIn Live Audio
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Mental Health Webinars for Parents & Communities
Online education courses on teen suicide prevention, and youth mental health, parent training for kids struggling with mental health issues.
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How to Raise Mentally Healthy Kids: Parenting tips for teaching kids how to cope – Online New Student Parent Orientation Presentation, North Carolina State University
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Suicide Prevention and the Neurodivergent Population – University of Colorado School of Medicine and JFK Partners
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Empowering Parents. Preventing Suicide in Youth – Moms of Teens & Tweens Online Summit
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Turning Pain into Purpose: An Emotionally Naked Story of Depression, Addiction, Loss, and Hope– Johnny’s Ambassador’s Nonprofit, Mental health and Youth Marijuana Use
Coping Strategies for Grief & Loss: Lessen your suffering after your child dies – Grief Webinar and 6-week Grief Coping Series hosted by Mental Health Awareness Education
Bio, Headshots & More
Empowerment Through Education. Providing Life-Saving Strategies and Emotionally Healthy Coping Skills.
AnneMoss Rogers is a mental health and suicide education expert, professional speaker, trainer, and consultant. After her 20-year-old son, Charles died by suicide in 2015, Anne Moss chronicled her family’s tragedy in a newspaper article that went viral, and her blog, Emotionally Naked, has reached millions. She is the author of the award-winning memoir, Diary of a Broken Mind and the best seller, Emotionally Naked: A Teacher’s Guide to Preventing Suicide and Recognizing Students at Risk with co-writer Dr. Kimberly O’Brien.
She has been a TEDx speaker, was featured in the New York Times, Variety Magazine, and was the first non-clinician invited to speak on youth suicide at the National Institute of Mental Health. A UNC-Chapel Hill alumna, Anne Moss currently lives in Richmond, VA. Her surviving son is a filmmaker in LA.
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The presentation was a very personal and engaging approach to a difficult subject…. it helped me understand how others might be feeling as well as how to identify and approach the topic with others. I also found the material extremely helpful as a parent.
See more info here about a mental health speaker for the workplace.
Dominion Energy Employee
AnneMoss’s Qualifications
Anne Moss has these certifications and trainings.
- Registered safeTALK suicide prevention trainer- #n42749
- ASIST Trained: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
- ASK Trained: Focused on identifying, assessing, and helping 5-12 year olds at risk for suicide find hope for life
- Youth Mental Health First Aid : 8-hour training
- Preventure: Personality-targeted life skills training for youth shown to reduce drug/alcohol use in schools
- Trauma-Informed Care Basics
- Gym Neurocognitive Training for Addiction: with Hamed Ekhtiari, M.D., Ph.D.
- Bereavement Support Group Facilitator training
- DBT Steps-A in Schools: SEL curriculum based on DBT and mindfulness
- SOP Peer Trained: Survivor Outreach Program through AFSP
- REVIVE! Training: Emergency administration of Narcan® for opioid overdose
In Memory of Charles Aubrey Rogers, 1995-2015
The funniest, most popular kid in high school, Charles Aubrey Rogers, suffered from addiction and depression and died by suicide at age 20. All Anne Moss does is in memory of her younger son, Charles.
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