The National Centre for Suicide Prevention Education & Training UK CIC reviews

4.8 (27,113 reviews)
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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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Excellent course, would definitely recommend to others

Tracy W · 07 Oct 2022
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thank you

Britney O · 07 Oct 2022
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Great course and well worth doing if you get the chance to

Becky H · 07 Oct 2022
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Really useful course - just what I needed at this point in time. I feel a little more confident about being able to help my young charge.

Josephine T · 07 Oct 2022
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Very interesting and insightful ,giving us a confidence approach

Samantha G · 07 Oct 2022
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Thank you Nell, really enjoyable course

Sandra B · 07 Oct 2022
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An excellent course to attend. Will recommend to others.

Kerry W · 07 Oct 2022
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A helpful , informative course. Leaves you wanting to improve your knowledge on the subject.

Martine S · 07 Oct 2022
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Enjoyed the course it was a good run on from MHFA course I previously did and a good add on to that

Lisa G · 06 Oct 2022
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This was a brilliant course. It dispels the myth of mentioning the word suicide. Through work I have dealt with many suicides and spoken to people in crisis. I’ve always avoided the word suicide. As that’s what the old crusty area car driver told me. I will always speak to colleagues checking they are ok. If they have been involved in an incident or just not themselves. Usually over a coffee. I know from experience after a bereavement, people avoid talking to you as they don’t know what to say. I make a point of just speaking to them. This course has give. Me the confidence and reassurance that to use the word suicide is absolutely fine

Sharon S · 06 Oct 2022
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