SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention Reviews

So glad you shared the hub of hope - that tool is invaluable

For such a weighty and sombre subject, I found this course to be inspiring and was happy to see so many others on the course from such a wide range of backgrounds. This can only be a good thing because it shows that more and more individuals and organizations are putting real value on this subject that effects everyone at some point in their lives and it's about time it was not stigmatized and treated like a taboo subject,

I want to thank Ian for his help and content, I have attended a previous MHFA course with Ian and find it very easy to understand the course work, due to the nature and experience Ian brings to the conversations, thank you Ian

I found the training session enjoyable, especially considering the complexity of the topic. The materials and vocabulary used were clear and helpful. Additionally, I appreciated the professionalism and active participation of the team, which made the experience more enjoyable. Most of my colleagues have prior mental health training, which facilitated a smooth transition into the Suicide First Aid training.

This course has given me strongly knowledge on how to deal/communicate with a person having suicidal thoughts. I will be better prepared for a conversation and how to engage properly.

A difficult and emotive subject handled in a way that show cased how we can all help and provided the tools to be able to have an open conversation

Sofia is clearly very experienced in this field and I learnt a lot from her on this subject but also made me reflect on my own approach to things and has helped me to think about my own close family and relationships not just my approach in a workplace. I think this will help massively in the future so I am really pleased I did this course and will be recommending it!

A really useful course which I think every company should invest in.

Very Insightful session about a difficult session

I very much appreciated the day and Jamie made an uncomfrotable subject accessible.