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I thought the training was really well presented. Jas and Nat did an excellent job of delivering the content in a light and engaging way, even though the topic itself could have been a difficult one to discuss. The session felt approachable and informative. Thank you.
Zarqa was really good with the training. I would recommend for everyone working with young people to undertake, Its Vital. I have really enjoyed this course, Thank you
I would have preferred access to a physical manual. Have ordered one but not in time for webinar. Maybe be told at time of registration that if you prefer paper, purchase now, ahead of course going live. Would have preferred case scenarios sent a few days before discussion in webinar, to give time for proper reflection
Great course, it was informative but not information overload. It created a space for discussion and questions to allow more thorough understanding
Well put together course, great resources for learning and discussion. Knowledgable course instructors.
Great course. I feel more confident in assess a young person in distress. I loved the discussions during the webinar as this provided a more in depth view and cleared up some uncertainty.
Really engaging, insightful course. The only criticism would be that it is quite a lot of information to take on board in a short space of time. The teams sessions would be better being 1.5 hours rather than 2 as it is a lot of heavy information overload - but that is just my personal opinion.
The course didn't meet my expectations it exceeded them! I didn't think the course would be any good & to be honest I participated partly as a box ticking exercise for work. However, the course was informative, engaging & well delivered & I would definitely recommend it for others.
Overall, it is a really great training opportunity to better prepare me to be a mental health first-aider. The instructors are super nice too to talk with and knowledgeable for questions. I think to add the role-play might be useful to practice the communication skills, which would put what you intend to do (in discussion) into 'action', would also provide a perspective to try think from the young person's view.