Any coach, mentor, teacher, or leader who works with young people. Whether you coach a team, lead a small group, volunteer, or even have kids that live on your street, you can make a difference

Not at all. This training is designed for non-clinicians—it’s practical, approachable, and focused on what coaches need to know to recognize signs of distress and connect athletes to help.

No, sessions are held in-person on Cathedral Home’s main campus, 4989 N 3rd St. Further details will be provided to those who register.

You’ll learn how to:

Recognize signs of suicidality and emotional distress

Respond confidently and with care

Connect athletes to trusted resources and support

Understand your role as a trusted adult and what boundaries to maintain

The training is 90 minutes total, including time for Q&A.

No—it’s completely free! Thanks to community support, we are proud to offer this training at no charge to participants.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

No problem—we have nine sessions to choose from. You can attend any one that fits your schedule.

Yes! You’ll receive a certificate of completion after attending, which you can share with your school, club, or organization.

That’s exactly why this training exists. We’ll cover how to approach tough conversations with empathy, ask direct questions safely, and avoid common mistakes—so you feel prepared, not nervous.

Absolutely. Whether you coach full-time or part-time, you have a huge impact as a trusted adult. Even a few hours a week with your athletes makes you a key player in their circle of support.

Not at all—it’s optional but encouraged! The more coaches we reach, the stronger our community becomes.