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A really good course. Lots to think about. I believe this is better in person than on Teams. Better interactions.
Really good introduction to understanding suicide prevention.
Just hard to remember that the course is aimed at individuals not used to working with the subject matter
Very good delivery of the course. Engaged the room really well, good eye contact and practical examples