SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention Reviews

The course was understandably a challenging subject to discuss but I went into it feeling a lot more apprehensive and nervous than what I came out. The instructor was extremely good at talking through her own experiences and how simple a conversation that can save a life can be - making it feel less daunting and overwhelming should this occasion arise.

Great course, pace and structure was good. Good level of interactivity and ability to practise knowledge and skills acquired.

Amazing

Enjoyed the course and have taken away lots I will use in my own life.

Very helpful practical course and an excellent trainer

I found the course very challenging, but very worthwhile.

Great course, pace and structure was good. Good level of interactivity and ability to practise knowledge and skills acquired.

Very helpful training to support young people i work with to prevent suicide. I will use the intervention with the young people i work with.

Training was very friendly and interactive with much consideration for our wellbeing during and after the course.

I was a bit apprehensive about attending the course as I didn't know what to expect and suicide seems to be something I would previously have found difficult to talk about. But Alison dispelled a lot of myths and detailed the role of suicide first aiders so I now feel a lot more confident about approaching anyone who may be thinking about suicide.