Mental Health First Aid Wales reviews

4.9 (6,551 reviews)
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Compassionate, knowledgeable trainers make challenging mental-health topics feel safe, accessible and engaging, according to attendees. They value the balance of clear explanation, real-life examples, videos, workbooks, scenarios and group discussion, with inclusive facilitation, regular check-ins and a comfortable pace. The structured ALGEE approach and practical exercises build confidence to recognise distress, start difficult conversations and offer appropriate support at work and in everyday life.

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Very informative course, I feel my knowledge on mental health is great. Lovely instructors, very friendly, stopped to ask if we understood at every step, willing to go over subjects.

Romi R · 17 Jul 2024
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Great trainning and Dawn was brilliant as explaining everything

Nai R · 17 Jul 2024
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Thoroughly enjoyed Dawn was excellent I feel more prepared and and understanding now at work .

Christine H · 17 Jul 2024
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Such an amazing course, so informative and useful! Dawn delivered the course perfectly, she covered all aspects calmly and respectfully. Highly recommend the course!

Keeley W · 17 Jul 2024
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Dawn delivered the course very well and explained very well. I feel I have gained so much confidence in being able to support a young person in a mental health crisis. Enjoyed the training very much. Thank you Dawn.

Lowri O · 17 Jul 2024
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Exellent Course I want to recommend everyone. It's better if there are more examples of ideal conversion on the textbook.

Fumiko K · 16 Jul 2024
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If there is an opportunity to add in further activities that get staff moving around this would make the session more interactive. For example for agree or disagree statements you could have learners moving to different sides of the room. If you wanted to show how learners feel a person could be impacted by having a mental health diagnosis you could get them too start at one side of the room and take steps forward.

Hannah B · 16 Jul 2024
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Very good. Would recommend to more people on my team

Andy H · 16 Jul 2024
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Really enjoyed, learnt a lot and met some nice individuals

Thomas E · 16 Jul 2024
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Good course to expand my knowledge and be able to support and ask direct questions to someone with Mental Health issues.

Karen B · 15 Jul 2024
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