SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention reviews

4.8 (8,704 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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Claire C · 18 Oct 2023
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great course

CHARLES H · 18 Oct 2023
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I found this course really interesting and helpful

Lisa M · 18 Oct 2023
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The course was delivered well i was captivated throughout the course as it was interactive.

roseline m · 18 Oct 2023
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I have had no previous suicide prevention training, and this training session was very helpful. However it would also be helpful to have training or some of the session content, aimed specifically at FCC staff, who are not face to face with the victim. It can be difficult to assess a situation over the phone. Also some kind of negotiation training for FCC staff would also be helpful. A greater understanding of a persons mental health needs when in a crisis situation would be of use to call takers too.

Jean D · 18 Oct 2023
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I really enjoyed the course, I liked the pace and the variety of learning options i.e. self reflection, group discussion, tutor led

Caroline R · 18 Oct 2023
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Thank you for the refresher on this course, it is good to discuss the language that we use and remind us that we are not able to fix things but to create safe space in that moment to support a person in crisis as well as putting safety plans in place.

Morika C · 18 Oct 2023
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Excellent. Full stop. I've gained more experience and understanding; this enhances my professional skills and confidence.

Benn A · 18 Oct 2023
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Thank you for a great course, thorough and well presented.

Helen B · 18 Oct 2023
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I learned a lot and it was very helpful to hear other perspectives.

Duygu C · 18 Oct 2023
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