Adult eMHFA Wales Reviews

Really great, insightful course that i'll use in my day to day life - at home and at work. Layla was fantastic trainer who really brought the subject to life with professionalism and sensitivity. One short 'crib sheet' of links to the main support resources and organisations would be really helpful

Very informative course, Rachel was very knowledgeable and explained everything in depth with asking us if we understand and answering any questions that we have

Very informative course with good content and well presented modules and delivered excellently by the course tutor Rachele

could not have asked for a better teacher in Rachele , very clear information provided and will be sending all my managers on this course , thank you Rachele.

Very informative and excellent access to resources Feel confident now to support and help any colleagues, family and friends who may be struggling with Mental Health issues

really enjoyed the course, felt it was very beneficial

I now see MHFA as I do general first aid and there is a need for it so I appreciate having the opportunity to do this course. I found the videos and the real-life scenarios and discussions useful. The online module content is good and the live sessions really help to consolidate.

I thought the course was excellent. Very informative and well executed. My only feedback would be to maybe do the e-learning after the course as I feel that this would flow better. The breakout room discussions were too long. I think 10mins per discussion would be more than enough. Overall, an excellent training event provided by Stephen and Mark. Thanks both. Diolch / Thanks, Hannah

I found it helpful to work through the ALGEE model on a variety of situations/issues and it seems robust and accessible. The content was delivered sensitively and clearly, at a digestible pace. I think this is valuable content that everybody should work through, so that they can help those who are in need.

It was illuminating, both for broadening my understanding of the disorders discussed as well as equipping us with tools for approaching people who are experiencing these disorders. Overall I have learnt a lot and feel as though I have a better understanding of how to approach those in crisis.