Adult MHFA face-to-face reviews

4.9 (3,027 reviews)
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Attendees value the course’s compassionate, knowledgeable trainers, who make challenging mental-health topics accessible through clear explanations, real-life examples and a safe, non-judgemental atmosphere. They find the blend of presentations, videos, discussion, group work and practical exercises engaging, with ALGEE providing a memorable framework for responding to crises. Well-structured materials and workbooks support continued reference, while learners report greater confidence applying the skills at work and in daily life. Some feel the substantial content would benefit from more time.

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A fantastic course, with clear actions to take with me back to school. As the Head it usually down to me to deal with any concerns and now I have a plan I can use. Diolch

Lorraine D · 12 Apr 2024
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Very well course. Really enjoyed and I’m grateful for my new tools to help myself and others going forward

Jordan H · 11 Apr 2024
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Engaging and informative

Claire O · 11 Apr 2024
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Thank you for this course, not only will it help me with others but it will also help me.

Sarah J · 11 Apr 2024
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Really informative course

Ciaran M · 11 Apr 2024
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Interesting course, I learned a lot. Thanks

Chris M · 11 Apr 2024
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Great course. Taken through step by step on how to deal with many different situations. Questions were answered in good detail and with plenty of information.

Jack G · 11 Apr 2024
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Excellent course, would recommend it to others

matthew d · 11 Apr 2024
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Great two days.

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Andrew M · 09 Apr 2024
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The phone number for the C.A.L.L. Helpline in the Psychosis section of the information book is incorrect: the middle section of the number says ‘123’ when the number for that section of the line is actually ‘132’. (page 71 or 73).

Swansea
Natasha J · 09 Apr 2024
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