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Be Sensitive, Be Brave (BSBB) is our introductory 101-level training suite designed to raise awareness and support among community members, and you get to decide which community. We currently offer BSBB for two topic areas: suicide prevention and general mental health. Are you a member of the general public who wants to better support people who experience these challenges? Are you a family member of someone who has mental health challenges or who struggles with suicidal thoughts? Are you looking for a training for your organization’s non-licensed staff? BSBB can introduce any of you and more to both mental health broadly, and suicide prevention more specifically.

Become a BSBB Trainer

Are you an effective trainer with access to a community who could benefit from Be Sensitive, Be Brave (BSBB)? You can go directly to our online BSBB Trainer Academy to get certified to provide BSBB for Mental Health, Suicide Prevention or Both.

Go to our Online Trainer Academy

Find a BSBB Trainer

Looking to connect with a Certified BSBB Trainer? Click the link here to inquire about either BSBB or both together.  Let us know your location and anything specific about the community to whom you hope to provide the trainings.  We will get back to you with your options – local or national.

For BSBB
Suicide Prevention
For BSBB
Mental Health
For Both BSBB
SP and MH

Take BSBB Online

While it’s preferable in many ways to try to attend a live training, we understand that this may not be possible for everyone. Link to the individual courses or a group package here.

For BSBB
Suicide Prevention
For BSBB
Mental Health
For Both BSBB
SP and MH

Free Resources

Join the Fight Against Suicide and Mental Health Challenges. Don’t wait to get started. Follow the links here to start learning more and building out your support toolkit today.

Free SP and MH Resources
Tips on being an Ally
Culture & SP Institute

BSBB Supporting Data

There are data supporting the use of BSBB in a number of samples, some with comparisons to other community-targeted training programs.  See those data here.

See the Data