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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Great formal information given at a good pace.

Julie C · 08 Mar 2024
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A useful training .

Anna B · 28 Feb 2024
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Really positive course, doctors, police, social care etc would benefit from this training.

Mel F · 26 Feb 2024
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Great day thank you

Bev L · 26 Feb 2024
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This was a very useful and informative course for my line of work

Ros H · 26 Feb 2024
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Thank you. Very informative and helpful

Lynne A · 26 Feb 2024
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Good course to gain knowledge

Nicola P · 14 Feb 2024
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Despite the content being quite 'dark', the tutor managed to keep the atmosphere upbeat.

Kate K · 13 Feb 2024
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I felt that the training has helped me in the ways that I would speak to CYP re suicide

Angela A · 13 Feb 2024
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Really informative and I'd really like to do further training. I'm really pleased that mental health is being focused on. I think it should be mandatory training in LCC

Cheryl P · 13 Feb 2024
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