Adult eMHFA Wales reviews

4.9 (1,671 reviews)
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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.

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It would have been 5 stars overall, but the website was glitchy and kept shutting down when I wanted to proceed, which slowed me down in getting through the content.

Jennifer S · 18 Jul 2023
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I found the online part of the course to be quite flat, despite the content itself being very interesting. There were also a high number of spelling errors on the slides which I felt was unprofessional. The best part of the course for me was being able to discuss and enhance on what we had covered in the live online sessions. Overall, the course was enjoyable and eye-opening and I feel far better prepared to help someone in mental health crisis, or otherwise, than I was before.

Teresa C · 17 Jul 2023
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Really useful and interesting course. I've really enjoyed both webinars and the online modules and feel that I have learned a lot and have found the course valuable. Michelle is a great teacher too and has an excellent ability to encourage communication within the group.

Anon. · 06 Jul 2023
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It's still really difficult to remember what ALGEE stands for in its entirety as each letter stands for multiple things but overall I feel like the important stuff has really stuck with me, about asking directly if someone is suicidal and about what not to say. I felt that a lot of the webinar training repeated what was in the online training beforehand but often didn't add on or build on the material very much. It was good to have the training not only mention how to help students but general MHFA (such as the substance misuse material) so that I feel better able to help people outside of the university, too.

Anon. · 05 Jul 2023
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Good,well paced couple of sessions which gave plenty of opportunity for discussion and reflection. Thank you both

Chris H · 06 Jun 2023
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Fab trainers and group to discuss such a topic, thanks all.

SAMANTHA W · 25 May 2023
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The breakout sessions on the first day didn't need to be 10 minutes long, there were periods of silence at towards the end of the period. This may be due to smaller number of people in the room to participate to the conversation.

Gareth I · 24 May 2023
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Thank you, it was a very useful course, that will prepare me better for real life situations.

Elaine S · 12 May 2023
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Good times

Joe L · 10 May 2023
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Found the course to be very informative. It has defiantly given me more confidence to approach a person in crisis and and feel I would be able to help and keep them safe. It’s been a good reminder to take care of yourself during and after such a situation. Both instructors were open and clear in their discussions making it engaging.

Rebecca H · 27 Apr 2023
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