SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention reviews

4.8 (8,836 reviews)
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A safe, compassionate approach makes this difficult subject accessible: attendees value knowledgeable, empathetic trainers who create space for honest discussion without pressure. They describe clear, well-paced sessions combining practical frameworks, language, scenarios, role play, videos and breakout activities, supported by useful workbooks and signposting resources. The course helps them recognise warning signs, ask direct questions and feel more confident supporting people in crisis at work and beyond.

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Thank you Charlotte

David P · 18 Jul 2025
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Good useful course

Paul M · 16 Jul 2025
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I found the physical asking of the question 'have you thought about suicide' so powerful and yet difficult, it was incredibly overwhelming and a key moment in the course.

Hannah L · 14 Jul 2025
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I feel much better after completing this course and more confident Trainer was excellent

Meinir T · 14 Jul 2025
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Tutor really good

Alison S · 09 Jul 2025
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Excellent training delivered in a personable way and relevant to my job in mental health.

Kim I · 08 Jul 2025
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Learnt a lot today and the trainer kept me engaged even though I could of easily drifted off

Jamalne B · 25 Jun 2025
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Nina C · 24 Jun 2025
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It was an informative day that was led by a highly competent and friendly trainer. Thank you

Louisa A · 18 Jun 2025
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Really enjoyed the course I found it interesting and expanded my knowledge and how to help manage these situations in future rather than just taking them to hospital this has given me me more tools to use.

Jack H · 11 Jun 2025
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