SFA 15 - SFA Lite Heavy Industry reviews

4.9 (299 reviews)
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Practical guidance for approaching suicidal thoughts and difficult conversations is the course’s strongest feature, with attendees valuing clear intervention steps, useful language and realistic applications. They describe knowledgeable, engaging trainers who handle the sensitive subject with warmth, energy and professionalism, while answering questions fully. The well-structured sessions, accessible materials and focus on recognising signs help attendees feel more informed and confident to support others at work and beyond, though some would welcome more time for discussion and reflection.

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Thank you for taking the time to deliver the course for us.

Conor M · 08 Jan 2025
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It made me feel more confident to support someone I suspect of having suicidal thoughts, even if they aren't close to me. I felt it helped me deal with past experience well and gave me reassurance I acted well in situations I've faced

Leanne W · 08 Jan 2025
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Useful content and examples of how to support someone who is thinking about suicide.

Nicola T · 08 Jan 2025
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Happy to participate in the training as I have gained valuable knowledge

Imuetinyanosa I · 08 Jan 2025
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Really good. Its breaking down stigma's. Like women have made talking about menopause is now more accepted. Mens health should also be. This helps.

Victoria R · 15 Oct 2024
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Definitely worth taking part in the training.

Hardeep S · 15 Oct 2024
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Really good session

Raj S · 14 Oct 2024
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Single most memorable and important thing is to specifically and directly ask the person if they are thinking about suicide.

Andrew S · 22 May 2024
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The reason for the last question receiving 2 stars is because having carried out the MHFA I think that there is quite a bit of duplication so not sure if both would be required. However the MH Awareness would gain a lot from the Suicide Prevention course.

Liane S · 20 Mar 2024
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Ollie P · 27 Mar 2026