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I thought the course was very interesting and informative and Sharon was a really good trainer. She has a great personality and I could really imagine myself speaking to her in the workplace if I had a problem. I do have a couple of constructive criticisms though; 1. I thought the first morning was incredibly slow and repetitive. It got to 1240 and I don't feel that we had learned anything that any of us didn't already know. I would've preferred to get straight into it and not wasted time with 'getting to know' the other attendees as I didn't think it was relevant on this particular course. 2. Better communication required from organisers of the event in terms of the location. There is no canteen on site and only a pretty bad coffee machine available. Half and hour for lunch is not really long enough to trek over to Greggs, queue, walk back again, eat and catch up quickly with work emails. I feel that it should be made clear in all correspondence that own lunch should be brought to the course and that there is no free tea, coffee or biscuits. I would have expected a cup of tea and a digestive for the cost of the course. Diolch yn fawr
Excellent and insightful course that has given me confidence in dealing with mental health concerns in the future.
I have enjoyed the last 2 days. It refreshed my knowledge on mental health first aid. Thank you.
Course was good and informative. Some up to date statistics maybe useful going forward
Overall a very informative course which I found very interesting.
Good,well paced couple of sessions which gave plenty of opportunity for discussion and reflection. Thank you both
i feel more time could be spent on common mental illnesses and less time on psychosis. the venue wasn't suitable for the curse, some interruptions happened, but als lots of noise from other building users.
Alexandra was an excellent instructor who delivered difficult content in a very professional manner. A good range of tasks and discussion which reinforced material in the self-guided modules.