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

4.8 (27,755 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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This course was absolutely brilliant, and I honestly feel it should be delivered to everyone - from Joe Bloggs to those especially within the police, GPs, emergency services and A&E staff, to help them really understand what it feels like when someone has suicidal thoughts and why, and the difference someone's time and conversation could make. I really cant stress enough how brilliant this course has been. I've had suicidal training through my own work and it has come nowhere close to this - its usually been a 'listen and get them the right help when needed' and you often feel like you just need to get them mental health support as you're not trained to help them. Now, I feel better equipped to provide that intervention rather than just picking up the phone (it's like learning how to do CPR until the ambulance arrives). Its really its given me a confidence and a solution to go further than just listening, and to not feel so helpless when you're with someone who tells you they want to take their life. We can all throw the life jacket!

Jenna K · 12 Oct 2020
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At the end of this training I feel more confIdent and better equipped to talk to people about suicide and intervene if I feel a person has thoughts of suicide.

Andrea R · 11 Oct 2020
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Following the course I now feel more able to recognise the signs and be able to give support to someone with suicide thoughts or behaviour.

Carole F · 11 Oct 2020
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Very good

Jo Y · 11 Oct 2020
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The course was beneficial, challenging and rewarding

Alice J · 11 Oct 2020
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Enjoyed the overall content of the course, despite it being in a zoom setting due to covid still worked well

Michelle H · 11 Oct 2020
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Really found the course very informative and feel more confident about speaking to more people about low mood, self harm and suicide due to what I now know. I did find I wanted to look at examples about how this was relevant to our work but it was a shame we didn't have the time for this.

Kerry R · 11 Oct 2020
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I was already well trained in how to talk around first aid but ti was really good to discuss the language and basically eb given permission to ask "are you thinking aboiut suicide ir killing yourself>"

Krystyna H · 11 Oct 2020
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Pace was quite slow found several times I wanted to contribute but wasn't able to - not knowing when to speak (has switched mic off as arranged) Really valuable information trainer encouraged self care

Rosy R · 11 Oct 2020
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A difficult subject delivered appropriately

gillian b · 11 Oct 2020
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