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Free CAMS-care Training
FOR VIRGINIA CLINICIANS​​
DID YOU KNOW...
​​​Clinicians trained in evidence-based suicide prevention interventions report greater confidence in the care they offer?*
Jay Walkers,
in partnership with
Rotary District 7600,
Psychiatric Society of Virginia,
Wellness Loudoun, and
the Virginia Dept of Health,
is proud to offer clinician training in
CAMS
(The Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality)​
​an evidence-based suicide prevention framework
​COST: Free​​​​​
Learn the basics of the CAMS Framework®, including how to work collaboratively with your patients to devise effective treatment and stabilization plans in just 10 hours.
Registration Information
CEU Information
This training does offer CEs upon successful passing of the Knowledge Test.
Eligibility
This training is intended for licensed mental health professionals in Virginia cities listed below*.
Enrollment Limits
Enrollment will be based on funds raised in this year's Jay Walkers Challenge.
Cost of Training
Training is FREE. It is made possible by funds raised by Rotary District 7600, Psychiatric Society of Virginia, and Wellness Loudoun during the 2026 Jay Walkers Challenge with a 1:1 match by the Virginia Department of Health.
Training Commitment
This course combines both asynchronous and synchronous components, including the CAMS Book, Managing Suicidal Risk, A Collaborative Approach, 3rd Edition, the CAMS Video Course, CAMS Role-Play Training, and CAMS Consultation Calls.
Completion of this course in its entirety can take 10-25 hours.
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​*Mitchell SM, Taylor NJ, Jahn DR, Roush JF, Brown SL, Ries R, Quinnett P. Suicide-Related Training, Self-Efficacy, and Mental Health Care Providers' Reactions Toward Suicidal Individuals. Crisis. 2020 Sep;41(5):359-366. doi: 10.1027/0227-5910/a000647. Epub 2020 Jan 10. PMID: 31918586; PMCID: PMC7347460.
