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i think the the opportunity to do the whole 2 days maybe should have been offered as an option as it will be a part of the 2 days
Virtual training is always difficult and I felt for the trainers as its hard to get people to interact. Probably a better course when its face to face.
For me this was a useful refresher. I am ASIST trained and already had a level of understanding around the subject matter. However, if this had been my first experience of suicide first aid training I may have felt less less satisfied. I'm not sure how well suited it is to online delivery. I hope the face-to-face delivery option returns soon. It needed more space around and in the training - there's a lot to absorb. Simply ticking the box and moving on felt inappropriate at times.
Training is good to build basic knowledge for dealing with people thinking of suicide
A really worthwhile course Virtually splitting into rooms was good Everyone asking the same question not very useful repetitive etc
Would like more balance on both the person who needs help and the person helping them. Places to signpost people to.
Thank you I would like to know how suicide affects different ethnicities and the response to this.
I felt the training has helped me to understand suicide more, especially the language used. I would however have liked more specific help in tackling the issue with school students, using teenage case studies rather than adults.
Really good session, some great tips. The training could do with being longer to enable more conversation or less time spend on stats more time on practice questions maybe in shorter group