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MCC NEW YORK | TRAINING PARTICIPANT SIGN-IN LOG COURSE TITLE: Suicide Prevention/SHU Training COURSE CODE: = TRAINING DATE(S): From: _ December 7, 2018 To: __December 7, 2018 TOTAL TRNG HRS. __4 17m TRAINING TIME INSTRUCTOR(S): NOTE: INSTRUCTOR(S) MUST ATTACH AGENDA OR SUMMARY OF TRAINING | LAST NAME (PRINTED) | FIRST NAME (PRINTED) BOP ID SIGNATURE OFFICE | E 17. 18. 19. 20. By signing above you attest to not only attending the above named training course, but also to understanding the course material, policies and procedures pertaining to the training. SENSITIVE - LIMITED OFFICIAL USE EFTA00117553

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Objectives + Understand suicide risk associated with locked units and single cells * Identify high risk groups — mentally ill inmates — behavior disordered inmates — sex offender and protective custody inmates Objectives + Discuss management strategies for specific at risk inmates in this SHU + Review emergency response procedures 10/10/2018 EFTA00117554

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10/10/2018 BOP Inmate Suicides Rate per 100,000 Litsscatalfeadath h PPMP PL OLE LESSEE LOL + Locked units include SHUs, SMUs, ADX, Seclusion, Extended lock down units, etc. * Every year between 30 and 80% of inmate suicides occur on a locked unit * Single Cells in locked units are especially risky for high-risk inmates Single Cell Suicides in SHU 1% s 2013 mu ms 208 EFTA00117555

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10/10/2018 Single Cells it is recommended that all SHU inmates be double-celled unless there is a compelling reason not to do so. — Reduces isolation — Reduces privacy — Provides distraction — Provides rescue opportunity Single Cells When an inmate cannot be double celled: ~ Place at-risk inmates in higher visibility cells — Reduce or eliminate tie-off points — Increased monitoring of property — Additional out of cell contacts with Psychology, Health Services, Unit Team, Recreation, Education, and Religious Services High Risk Inmates Discuss local policies to ensure specific inmates are not single celled. These may include: ~ Psychology Advisory List (TRU-SCOPE) — Special notation on cell door EFTA00117556

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Good SHU Management Is [ifig = Good Suicide Prevention + Complete SHU rounds as directed by policy and document them accurately + Observe inmates & report concems to the SHU Lieutenant, Psychology Services, and/or the next shift, as appropriate * Respond to inmate concerns and accommodate reasonable requests promptly Good SHU Management Is Good Suicide Prevention * Prior to entering a SHU cell to provide assistance staff should ensure their safety which may include wailing for assistance * Cut down tools should never be used for any Purpose other than responding to a suicide emergency + Know the location of the AED and how to use it * 30% suicides are committed by behaviorally disordered inmates in SHU * At risk for suicide AND accidental death + Must be assessed by psychology EVERY time they make a new threat of self-harm * Must be taken seriously! 10/10/2018 EFTA00117557

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Working with Behavior Disordered Inmates * Negative perceptions or frustrations may impact your professional judgment and need to be monitored + Manage through collaboration between departments * A group approach is indicated for the most demanding cases Working with 5 Aap Behavior Disordered Inmates + Manage with positive reinforcement —Catch them being good — Praise progress, not perfection - “small steps” - Address reasonable requests prompily — Set one goal that is guaranteed to occur * If a Suicide Risk Management Plan is in effect, follow it exactly + The Plan we will discuss today is not the same as the plan used by the institution when an inmate is in restraints + A Suicide Risk Management Plan is also NOT: 10/10/2018 EFTA00117558

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a AL¥elliva The goal of a Suicide Risk Management Plan is to increase inmate safety by decreasing behaviors that create nsk for suicide or accidental death when the inmate cannot be engaged in positive change behaviors Suicide Risk Management Plan + A Suicide Risk Management Plan IS: — Feedback: immediate and frequent - Reinforcement of positive behaviors or neutral behaviors that replace harmful behaviors . — Collaboration: between psychology, custody, other Gepartments, and executive staff ~ Targetec self-harm behaviors and other behaviors that place the inmate in danger (cutting, cell fires, etc.) Creating a Suicide Risk Management Plan Psychology Services identifies key issues through observation of the inmate and input from staff: ~High risk behaviors —Elements of the environment that perpetuate dangerous behavior —Reinforcers that may be used to reward positive behavior 10/10/2018 EFTA00117559

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AL¥elrva Creating a ; Suicide Risk Management Plan“ * These are combined into a brief, individualized plan that indicates: —Management strategies —When reinforcers will be provided -What harmful behaviors will trigger more intensive risk management strategies Suicide Risk Management Plan * Present the plan to the inmate; this is usually done collaboratively by the Captain and Chief Psychologist * Be prepared: Behaviors usually get worse before they get better » All staff need to adhere to the plan + Discuss concerns and issues along the way to ensure staff members are being consistent * Inmate's Name & Location + List Risk Factors & Waring Signs Specific to the Inmate * Discuss Helpful Interventions: Especially Preventatwe Interventions 10/10/2018 EFTA00117560

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Mentally Il! Inmates * Approximately 30 to 60% of BOP suicides are completed by mentally ill inmates + Disorders most frequently include Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and Schizophrenia + Symptoms may include psychosis, poor hygiene, lack of energy, poor appetite, insomnia, agitation, and lack of interest in things that were once of interest Mentally III Inmates + Monitor these inmates closely; look for changes in mood and behavior and report them to Psychology + Build positive rapport with these inmates to assist them with problem solving and meeting their needs + During shake downs, ensure medications are not being hoarded and property has not been modified to allow self-harm + Place PDS Photo Here 10/10/2018 EFTA00117561

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1vAOa1asca 10/10/2018 Sex Offenders and Sse | Protective Custody ee * Both of these groups are at heightened risk for suicide ~ Both groups may be fearful of other inmates = Both groups may be experiencing shame + Double-cell all inmates whenever possible + Convey requests to speak to Psychology immediately + Place in higher visibility cells Emergency Response + Always initiate life saving measures + Ensure the response reflects the emergent nature of the situation + All staff should carry personal protective gear pti Lesson Learned ri From Local Mock Drills EFTA00117562

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o =, 1VA@A!A7iAGs 2O0SAVA 44a Jat yagavata3saale:Ousaea«dlaafsiGusasard0cas 10/10/2018 ~ identifies inmates with mental health conditions who may become dangerous, seif- destructive, or suicidal when placed into the SHU PSY Alert * PSY Alert is an enhanced tracking and monitoring system to ensure: ~ Special psychological needs are reviewed and considered by Psychology Services Phone a Friend * You are required to refer an inmate to Psychology Services if you observe behaviors that indicate she or he may be at risk for suicide * Call to collaborate in managing high risk inmates 10 EFTA00117563

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2 VEW36/281545 Review of Objectives and single calls ee + Kdently high nsk groups ee = mentally il inmates - behavior disorgerod mmates = sex offender and protective custody inmates * Descuss management sirategies for specific al nak inmates in this SHU + Rowew emergency response procedures QUESTIONS? il EFTA00117564