Whether or not someone has access to a firearm is one of the strongest predictors of suicide. Providers in Primary Care are expected to ask patients about access to firearms and be able to give basic guidance around safe storage, yet few get formal education on how to do so. This presentation will give a brief introduction to participants on how to talk to patients to patients about firearm safety in a collaborative and non-judgmental way. A similar training was given to Collaborative Care clinicians at a large academic medical center. The group was surveyed before and after the training to see how it changed their comfort and actual practice. There will be discussion on the feasibility of doing this in other settings.