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

The content was good, but because had already done a MHFAers course and refresh the experience of the course was not so new, but would not change format or delivery as think that is on the money.

Good trainer felt confident in his skills.There was a reality in the course around personal styles of learners and how following a plan to engage for some learners would be secondary to a personal style

Excellent course which has given me the confidence to approach the conversation if I am concerned that someone may be thinking of suicide. Thanks, Sally.

Alison Armstrong was not on the course Overall excellent and very helpful. Well delivered

I think it should be called suicide prevention training as that is clearer and a more accurate description of what we were taught.

Great session and Emma was great! She shared her experiences and understanding throughout the training and this made others in the group do the same due to the safe space she had created. I now feel more confident about supporting others should they be in crisis.

Despite the nervousness I felt the Day 5 went well. I recognised places where I had not given enough time and forgotten the names, and the tips from Fiona are really useful. I was very encouraged by Fiona's feedback and also the feedback from the learners too. I found that I understood the course even more having delivered it.

Useful revision. I take some current thinking on terminology away.

Thank you. Very informative and interesting subject that is very important and was delivered in the right context.

Good confident delivery. Knowledge of tutor great.