SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention reviews

4.8 (8,703 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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very informative

LAIDE G · 18 Jan 2023
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very useful course, i feel that i have new skills and more confidence both professionally and personally.

Molly S · 18 Jan 2023
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Very fantastic course for mental health nurse students

Beth N · 18 Jan 2023
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Fantastic session - builds really well on the MHFA training given. Thanks Matt!

Paul H · 18 Jan 2023
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Matt was very good at relating the subject. Will definitely recommend him. Well done.

Ray K · 18 Jan 2023
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Matt delivered the course very well and respected peoples views and opinions

Brett P · 18 Jan 2023
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Delivered extremely well

Mark G · 18 Jan 2023
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It was a good course and still some upbeat moments given the serious subject matter which really helped lift the mood

Sally K · 18 Jan 2023
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I enjoyed the session and was informed about the City & Guilds Level 4 course which sounds very interesting.

Christine B · 18 Jan 2023
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Very interesting course, would like to be a trainer

Ashnie T · 17 Jan 2023
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Response: Dear Ashnie - its great you would like to be a trainer. Speak with your suicide prevention lead Julia Warner and ask if your trust will support you with the funding for this. Details of training can be found on the NCPSET website