SFA 11 - SFA:USI Children & Young People reviews

4.8 (725 reviews)
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Practical language, frameworks and safety-planning tools give attendees confidence to ask direct questions about suicide and support children and young people. They describe knowledgeable, compassionate trainers who make a difficult subject feel safe, manageable and stigma-free through clear explanations, real-life examples, discussion and occasional role play. Well-structured sessions offer a comfortable pace, reflection and useful workbooks and resources, with learning readily applied in professional practice.

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Rob S · 11 Jun 2024
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Very useful and well delivered course

Emmanuelle B · 22 May 2024
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I throughly enjoyed this course and I learnt that the terminology of suicide has changed.

Emmanuela E · 22 May 2024
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Really enjoyed today correct amount of space breaks and people on the course time to reflect

Sonia B · 22 May 2024
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A really useful course and would benefit all DSLs and safeguarding staff in a secondary school

Anthony B · 22 May 2024
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The training is very informative and helpful to me to be able to reframe my thinking around how I can support families that I work with who are in crisis

Angela C · 17 May 2024
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Thank you very much - I really enjoyed the course despite the heavy subject matter and really learned a lot and took a lot away to be able to apply and use should the situation ever arise.

Jason T · 17 May 2024
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A useful course and well delivered.

Ashley V · 16 May 2024
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This court was brilliant and a privilege to have Hannah as the tutor. After it, I have a much better understanding about how to approach and communicate with people who might be at risk of suicide or self-harm.

Alba R · 16 May 2024
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So helpful and thought provoking.

Eleanor M · 14 May 2024
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