Adult eMHFA Wales reviews

4.9 (1,666 reviews)
AI summary of reviews

Practical scenario work and repeated use of the ALGEE framework help attendees translate mental health first-aid principles into calm, supportive action. They value knowledgeable, empathetic trainers who create safe, inclusive discussions, maintain a clear pace and encourage learning from peers. The blended modules, videos, handbook and breakout exercises build understanding and confidence that transfers to work and personal situations, although some find the online manual awkward to navigate.

Practical scenariosSupportive trainersIncreased confidence

Generated from recent reviews; may not reflect every review

Showing 31–40 of 1,668 reviews

Sort by

The instructor was really engaging and created a comfortable environment for learning and asking questions. The course was delivered in a way that was easy to understand and relatable, with real-life examples that made it feel relevant. I found the training really beneficial, especially in my job role where I deal with mental health regularly. It’s given me more confidence, a clearer structure like ALGEE, and improved how I communicate and support people in difficult situations. Overall, I feel much more equipped to recognise signs of mental health issues and respond in a calm, supportive, and appropriate way.

Shannon B · 26 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

I have gained a deeper respect and knowledge around mental health. The importance of reducing stigma and offering support. I feel equipped to safely approach someone after completing the mental health first aid course with Rob and the wonderful group. My closing thought is we are better together and not alone.

Tyla H · 26 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

Excellent course that has given me the tools and knowledge to recognise when someone may be in a crisis with the ALGEE action plan equipping me to deal with it.

Tracey D · 26 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

The course has give me more confidence in being able to ask if someone is having suicidal thoughts. However it will feel unnatural until it has been applied several times and even then, it is not an easy question to ask someone. It was lovely to have this training in a small cohort as there were some good discussions taking place and it felt a safe environment in which to ask questions

Carys L · 26 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

Very relevant course. Topic delivered in a way that is very informative but not overwhelming i.e good balance between literature, independent online working as well as discussions in the workshops. Instructor had a very good understanding of the topic and was able to deliver it clearly - she was also very approachable and able to respond to individual's needs. Thank you.

Carys L · 26 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

Julie was incredible at giving us all the information and support we would need to help those with Mental Heath or those in crisis. I feel confident to be able to support colleagues, friends and family going forward and looking at the warning signs of those who are struggling.

Beth P · 16 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

I feel that I have gained the necessary skills to support someone in mental health crisis both in my workplace and outside of work.

Lisa R · 11 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

From the first day of the course, I felt comfortable, I enjoyed the different scenario's, It really resonated with me. The tools that I came away with will be useful in work as well as out of work. I learned so much.

Wendy C · 11 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

very informative! thankyou

elinor G · 03 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review

really interesting course i would recommend it to everyone

monica E · 03 Mar 2026
Helpful review?YesNo
Report review