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

Good to have short break out rooms to meet others and discuss. Great course and great opportunity to hear peers thoughts too. Delivered in open way so no feelings or responses felt judged.

The course, in my opinion, should be one of the most intergral courses to take along with other mental health courses.

very good course, have learned a great deal of helpful knowledge.

Considering this was via Zoom it was a very well structured course and has been adapted well too distant learning. I felt that Steve had a good idea of the duty of care he held due to the subject matter.

It is clearly impossible to cover every scenario in an entry level course, but there are a couple of areas which I would have liked to have seen explored, or explored more deeply. First, the role of social media in suicide incidence. Second, differences between genuine distress and so-called attention seeking behaviour, and how to deal with both. As a line manager of multiple young people, this is highly relevant.

I've genuinely enjoyed all aspects of this training and am so grateful to have had the opportunity to be part of this. I've met some great new friends/ colleagues and feel as if my 'spark' has been relit both in terms of my sense of purpose related to my work role, and also in terms of my personal interest in & commitment to suicide prevention, intervention & postvention.

An excellent course, well paced and excellently delivered.

I would highly recommend this training to everyone, whether it's for professional or personal learning. It is a really meaningful, engaging course and teaches you how relatively simple actions can save lives. It is easy to understand and uses a fantastic range of techniques to keep you involved and learning all the time.

Excellent overall presentation. Including the support person.

Really informative and insightful training which I will use in my every day life on both a personal and professional basis