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

I feel a lot more confident recognising the signs but still feel slightly aprehensive about the initial question but this is not a reflection of the course it is my own barrier to overcome. I think the course structure and pace was good, there were enough breaks and there was ample opportunity to partake in discussions and activities. The facilitators were conscious about checking in with us as well to ensure that we were feeling okay emotionally and were keeping up.

Powerful. Thought provoking. Real ideas to change approach

Very good course to help bring difficult conversations to life and delivered very well by Nick Barnes

Overall it was extremely good training, i have had some suicide training before so some of the material i have seen before however it was still very informative.

excellent training

Enjoyed the course not so great having it online but that is just how things are at the moment.

some of slides seemed surplus such as the intention vs outcome, and the jigsaw slide was a little unclear. Although i would not want to spend longer on zoom, i feel there is more to learn but in person. It has helped me think about how prevalent suicide is and how direct i need to be to deal. I also like Shindo's personal stories.

Found the course really valuable for my practice and in my own personal life.

I feel that the information contained was good, however I feel that the course pushed a feeling of responsibility to intervene in other peoples lives and freedoms of choice. There was also overtones of that if you do not so this you have missed the chance to save their life and this is a bad thing.

This was much more engaging than other recent virtual training courses I have been on. It was clear that the tutor had a special interest in this field and managed to check knowledge and understanding as he went along- just holding your attention.