SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention reviews

4.8 (8,802 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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Alexandre S · 15 May 2026
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Great delivery, pitched at the right level and an our tutor had a deep level of knowledge.

Ryan H · 15 May 2026
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I am glad I signed up for this workshop. It was incredibly insightful, particularly the statistics. I feel better equipped for my counselling work with young people.

Deborah W · 15 May 2026
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A really good course delivered at a good pace with sufficient breaks. Lots of relevant experiences and examples of how to support persons in crisis. Would definitely recommend

James C · 15 May 2026
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Madhuri is amazing. Thank you.

Claudio M · 15 May 2026
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it was really helpful to identify silent signals and how to approach with a person who is thinking about taking their own life

Nazarena V · 15 May 2026
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It has been a very useful course, not just for our sector but to apply in our personal lives.

Rocío M · 15 May 2026
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Overall, the training was very helpful, and we received some great clarifications. We learned that our words can have a big impact during a call. For example, using the word “understanding” should be avoided if we are not truly in the player’s shoes. We also learned how to handle these types of cases properly: listening, empathizing, using short sentences, asking for more information, and then, when the time is right, taking control of the call. We should also put the player’s queries on hold when necessary to ensure the player is safe. Using phrases like “I hear you” can help reduce escalation and reassure the player that we are there, listening, and paying attention.

Demetris P · 15 May 2026
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Excellent course well explained and took time to listen to me

Wendy B · 14 May 2026
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Nice structure without being overwhelming

Achilleas K · 13 May 2026
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