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

4.8 (27,260 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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Peta C · 05 Feb 2021
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This has really armed me with a tool kit of resources that I feel I will be able to use well in the future and will help me if I ever find myself or others in this situation.

Lynsey T · 05 Feb 2021
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Very good course. I feel that due to my personality it is still out of my comfort zone to speak about this kind of thing or to approach someone, however it has given me more confidence and tools to do so.

Amanda F · 05 Feb 2021
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I enjoyed the course however, I still feel a bit unsure of how to actually speak to someone in a dangerous situation. It would have been good to have more example conversations, perhaps more videos or role play. Although I appreciate this would be tough I think it would help build confidence and knowledge of how to actually be a suicide first aider. When we all had to 'ask the question' it would have been good if Tess had given each of us a different situation/scenario. It would have been a challenge but a good way to learn. Perhaps this could be done in breakrooms if people are nervous.

Ellen G · 05 Feb 2021
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I enjoyed the course however, I still feel a bit unsure of how to actually speak to someone in a dangerous situation. It would have been good to have more example conversations, perhaps more videos or role play. Although I appreciate this would be tough I think it would help build confidence and knowledge of how to actually be a suicide first aider. When we all had to 'ask the question' it would have been good if Tess had given each of us a different situation/scenario. It would have been a challenge but a good way to learn. Perhaps this could be done in breakrooms if people are nervous.

Ellen G · 05 Feb 2021
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Very insightful from the beginning to right to the end with the resources used and the conversations that we had. I feel I now have the tools to speak to someone who has these suicidal tendencies at their most vulnerable moments and I feel I would now know what to do.

Sushmita J · 04 Feb 2021
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This is course very important a lot of different back ground , need it it’s eye opening for people to prepare and know the sign wearing and helps others, friends could be family members.

Huda G · 04 Feb 2021
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Best quality training I have experienced in a long time. Cannot rate how much of an impact such a short session Will have in my role. It has really helped. xx

Donna G · 04 Feb 2021
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Would like to have conversations in the community using this training

Jaspal G · 04 Feb 2021
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Very good.

Andy C · 04 Feb 2021
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