Angie N, 18 Mar 2021
This is a very emotive subject which was delivered with the sensitivity needed
Victoria M, 18 Mar 2021
I've been on a suicide awareness course before and I came away feeling that I didn't gain much knowledge. This course provided me with more knowledge and facts, but mainly the confidence on how to approach someone who has suicidal thoughts, recognise someone who may have suicidal thoughts and how to engage with someone in this situation. I also learnt about the different outcomes from people with suicidal thoughts and that not everyone with suicidal thoughts want to end their life. It's also made me think about my language and terminology, how I would speak to someone and the importance of safe guarding my own mental well being in case I ever have suicidal thoughts.
Anne R, 18 Mar 2021
Very helpful, structured and really enjoyable
Gail S, 18 Mar 2021
Really enjoyed the training and I feel I have become more empowered to ask the questions and help those who have shown signs.
Farzana K, 18 Mar 2021
I attended the evening course, I did feel anxious before I attended, feeling I would be out of my depth because it is so different from my day job. I was put at ease and feel more confident to ask the question about suicide, and not feel like I'm intruding.
Jennifer M, 18 Mar 2021
Thank you for a very informative training session.
Carey D, 18 Mar 2021
Was very impressed with this training.
Gill A, 16 Mar 2021
I felt this was a very important and timely course for me. I feel much more confident in how to approach what can be a difficult subject, and do it with a lot more understanding and confidence.
Kevin S, 16 Mar 2021
It's not an easy subject, and out of my personal comfort zone. However, I have come across this unfortunately in both personal and volunteer settings and I think it's really good that we can educate ourselves that it's ok to bring this up with people.