SFA 01 - Suicide First Aid Lite reviews

4.8 (11,816 reviews)
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Attendees value the course’s practical help in making direct conversations about suicide feel more manageable: it builds confidence to recognise warning signs, use appropriate language, ask clear questions and create a safety plan. They describe knowledgeable, compassionate trainers who use discussion, videos, role-play and workbooks to make a difficult subject accessible, engaging and safe. The clear structure, calm pace and useful resources support application in both professional and personal situations, although some would welcome more time for practice.

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I’m very happy I got the chance to partake in this course and feel a lot more confident about a tough topic and conversation.

Lucy H · 13 Feb 2024
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We need to be doing this every year

Wale O · 13 Feb 2024
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I enjoyed the course and found it very informative and it has definitely given me a better understanding and more confidence in dealing with situations.

Simon A · 13 Feb 2024
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Really enjoyed, very informative and has helped me feel a little bit more confident to ask questions using the right language.

Helen M · 12 Feb 2024
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Really useful, well presented and resourced training session. Thank you!

Chris B · 10 Feb 2024
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It was a very good session. Educating

Akeem O · 09 Feb 2024
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The training was very informative and a lot to take in which I can confidently be able to assist.

MPHO S · 09 Feb 2024
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good

Janet F · 09 Feb 2024
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The Suicide First Aid course introduced me to real things that can happen in life. It is a good habit to always watch out for others and if you recognize any behavioural changes it is better to report it or talk to that person before anything critical happens.

Nancy Z · 09 Feb 2024
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I have gained knowledge and understanding about suicide, and how I can identify suicidal signs, feelings and behaviours though it is difficult to identify thoughts unless they verbalise them. I learned how to approach, asking the right questions to get more information, or asking questions like ''Are you thinking about suicide'', what action to take or intervention to support them. I have an understanding of the causing factors of suicide such as biological, psychological, history, identity and current life event situation. All these build up my confidence to have a non-judgmental, compassionate, person-centred and empathetic approach to someone who is exposed to suicidal feelings. I have observed that effective communication and listening are very important in meeting people's needs and alleviating dangers or deteriorations.

Angeline M · 09 Feb 2024
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