Mental Health First Aid Wales reviews

4.9 (6,531 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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This course was very enjoyable and I would highly recommend it. It was helpful to have coursework to complete before webinars so that the information could be retained. I enjoyed my sessions with Dawn. Her warmth and friendliness made me feel at ease. Having more confidence in my abilities to support people with mental health issues is definitely a great feeling for me.

Sian H · 13 Dec 2023
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Fantastic..I wished it could go on and on

Foo T · 12 Dec 2023
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Great instructor

Hannah H · 12 Dec 2023
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Excellent, thanks

Yen L · 12 Dec 2023
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Very helpful, and enjoyable. I found it very useful to not just to use this course for work but also to apply to my personal life e.g. friends

Connor G · 12 Dec 2023
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Thought provoking and offered interesting insights. Course material was delivered at the right pace.

Ian P · 12 Dec 2023
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Great course, great instruction and exercises.

Mathew M · 12 Dec 2023
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excellent course

rhian t · 12 Dec 2023
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Very helpful course. I would recommend this course to an individual who has a lack of mental health knowledge as well as someone who thinks they have a good knowledge of mental health as it is beneficial for both.

Daniel L · 12 Dec 2023
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My only comment for improvement would be for the facilitators/trainers to have access to more relevant videos, that depict teaching practitioners or those not necessarily related/close to the people suffering with poor mental health (throughout each module). Whilst the videos were incredibly effective and very emotive - the familial element somewhat removed me from thinking of it in terms of how I may help students and threw me straight into paternal/family mode.

Robyn G · 12 Dec 2023
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