This online training will give you guidance for supporting students who pose a threat to themselves while remaining compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a great opportunity to learn how to update your policies and procedures to align with changing interpretations of Title II and Title III of the ADA. You will get action steps for dealing with a student who poses a threat to self and learn the fundamentals of addressing individual self-harm cases, including suicidal ideation, substance abuse, and eating disorders.
Who should attend?
Because a cross-functional protocol is needed to ensure successful compliance, this program is appropriate for all professionals responsible for managing self-harm incidents including:
Student affairs leadership
Health and counseling services
Disability services
Student conduct
Case managers
Behavioral intervention teams
Legal services
Residence life
Agenda
Overview of Current Regulations
Core Principles for Managing Student Mental Health Issues
Managing Disturbed and Disturbing Students
Range of Responses
Legal and Ethical Decision-Making Guidelines
Guidance from Professional Organizations
Revisiting Voluntary and Involuntary Leave Policies
