Making a difficult subject feel safe, approachable and manageable is the provider’s distinctive strength, according to attendees. They consistently praise knowledgeable, empathetic trainers who explain clearly, invite discussion and create supportive, non-judgemental spaces. Courses combine practical frameworks, realistic conversations, workbooks, videos and useful resources, with a well-judged pace and breaks. Attendees leave more confident about recognising risk, asking direct questions and supporting people in real situations at work and beyond.
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zoom or teams training is just not the same, so many distractions compared to inperson training
I feel more confident understanding suicide and prevention, intervention and postvention.
This training should be offered to students as well as staff
Very formative morning which gets very over looked due to the nature of the subject but being given the tools of how to ask the questions and being direct is really important.