SFA 01 - Suicide First Aid Lite reviews

4.8 (11,585 reviews)
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Attendees value the course’s practical help in making direct conversations about suicide feel more manageable: it builds confidence to recognise warning signs, use appropriate language, ask clear questions and create a safety plan. They describe knowledgeable, compassionate trainers who use discussion, videos, role-play and workbooks to make a difficult subject accessible, engaging and safe. The clear structure, calm pace and useful resources support application in both professional and personal situations, although some would welcome more time for practice.

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Great session useful practical and thought provoking great way to build confidence on a difficult subject - great job Charlotte.

Claire N · 02 Apr 2026
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Really useful and informative. Would very much like to do the full day

steve l · 02 Apr 2026
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It was a very informative session which has given me further insight and I feel in a better position to speak with someone experiencing thoughts of suicide

Dawn H · 02 Apr 2026
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I feel my confident now about asking someone if they are suicidal, there was a lot of information in the sessions which was very useful

Joanne M · 02 Apr 2026
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Very thought-provoking and informative; I particularly liked the practise of asking if someone was having suicidal thoughts and normalising this subject. Thank you.

Sarah B · 02 Apr 2026
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I found the course well-paced and informative without being overwhelming, given the subject matter.

Holly C · 02 Apr 2026
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Really well ballanced course with good material and explanations.

CHANTAL R · 01 Apr 2026
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Sometimes the subject of suicide can be treated so sensitively, it has a counterproductive effect which sweeps the subject matter under the carpet. This only serves to isolate someone in the role of support. Talking openly about suicide helped me to see someone struggling with life, as a person going through an overwhelming set of feelings, trying to cope, maybe trying to reach out or maybe hiding behind a smile. Either way i learnt a lot about approach, listening, holding and empathizing, leading to asking the question about their intentions of taking their own life. I liked the way of phrasing it as 'sometimes when people say they feel.....or say... they are thinking about taking their own lives, do you want to take your own life?'. It felt very empathetic to practice this in the session. I would feel much more comfortable being succinct in this way, because it doesn't presume I know they are going to do this, but allows the other person to answer the question feeling respected, if they do want to or they don't.

Simone H · 31 Mar 2026
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Really good training, very informative and helped make a taboo subject more acceptable to talk about.

Chelsea Y · 30 Mar 2026
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thank you, feel more confident now and good to know to take a breath- liked the safety check for yourself and them information.

Lisa D · 30 Mar 2026
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