Learning Objectives:
At the end of the course you will be able to:
- Identify occupations associated with both higher and lower suicide rates
- Explain why educators tend to have lower suicide rates compared to many other occupations
- Recognize demographic factors that may influence suicide risk, including marital status, gender, and educational attainment
- Discuss the potential protective effects of those demographic factors against suicide risk
Course Significance:
This course examines the relationship between occupation and suicide risk, with a focus on the protective factors associated with lower-risk professions. You will learn how factors including educational attainment, workplace environment, access to resources, and social connectedness influence mental well-being. Special attention is given to recognizing social and environmental factors that support healthy aging and overall quality of life.
Course Instructor: Enid Borden
Course Content
SCCC 142: Where You Work & Suicide Risk – Introduction
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SCCC 142: Where You Work & Suicide Risk
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SCCC 142: Where You Work & Suicide Risk – Conclusion
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