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

Perhaps I am too close to suicide, having a close family member die in this way. The whole experience was and still is very traumatic. But that meant I felt a little frustrated by the course. It seemed to encourage people to think they could fix the situation, when I don't think you can in a "first aid" situation. The good thing was that it encouraged people to talk. I was surprised there wasn't more discussion about referral pathways. For example to GPs.

Fantastic course, highly recommend and Steve was BRILLIANT

It was a small intimate group with very mixed experiences but this didn't matter as it was facilitated in a very sensitive manner and we learned from one another. It was an excellent course that I would certainly recommend to others.

Steve ran the course amazingly and delivered it to us perfectly. I'm coming away from the course with the knowledge that i could potentially help someone in there time of need. Will recommend to others

Course was presented very well and has gave me the tools I need to be able to help that person and made me more confident. I will enrol on the level 4.

I really enjoyed the course, although it is not a subject that is openly discussed it was very interesting.

This training was hugely beneficial in my field of work and I feel so much more confident in supporting suicide first aid. Asking the question “Do you have thoughts of suicide? “ in a working capacity I am happy to communicate, however from a personal perspective I felt that exceptionally hard and brought back precious thoughts.

Very good course and didnt realise how much information i didnt have in my personal toolbox and require in our line of work.

Excellent delivery by the tutor. The course certainly improved my awareness.

The course was very informative and will benefit me in my working environment and personal life. The tutor was excellent and present it very well.