QPR Training

Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR)

Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training

Most individuals want to help save lives, but avoid talking about suicide because they are unsure of how to identity someone at risk or they are concerned about saying the wrong things or making a situation worse. Saving lives begins with learning what to do.

QPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer—the 3 simple steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. The most widely taught gatekeeper training in the world, QPR is designed to help any and every one learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and help save lives. Participants will learn how to intervene with an individual at-risk, persuade them to get help, and guide them to the appropriate resources. 

The 2-hour QPR Training at Georgia Tech includes an hour of didactic instruction, followed by role play exercises, and time for questions and discussion. Take the first step in saving lives by signing up for a QPR training today.

Training for an Individual

Every semester the Tech Ends Suicide Together Initiative hosts several general campus trainings that are open to all members of the Georgia Tech community.

Spring 2020 Dates

• Tuesday, January 14, 11am-1pm, Skiles 270
• Wednesday, January 29, 3pm-5pm, Skiles 271
• Monday, February 10, 12pm-2pm, Skiles 254
• Thursday, February 27, 9am-11am, Skiles 257
• Wednesday, March 11, 12pm-2pm, Skiles 254
• Friday, March 27, 10am-12pm, Skiles 246
• Tuesday, April 7, 3pm-5pm, DM Smith 104
• Wednesday, April 22, 12pm-2pm, College of Computing 101

To learn more about the nationally-recognized suicide prevention gatekeeper training program, visit the website www.qprinstitute.com.

Register for a QPR Training Session

Training for a Group

If you are interested in getting a group trained please email endsuicide@gatech.edu to get connected with one of the Initiative’s QPR Instructors.

QPR Instructors for the Georgia Tech Community: