SFA02-Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention Reviews

I genuinely feel I have gained valuable skills from this training which I can take away and use in my practice.

Very good THANK YOU

Very well thought out and put together training

I would just like to say what a fantastic course! I was quite sceptical about it prior to starting with it being a rather emotive and sensitive subject but it has been engaging and probably one of the best courses I have done. Thoroughly enjoyed it (if that's the right thing to say)

This was an excellant course really well delivered that provided lots of useful advice for suicide first aid, it is never a one size fits all and with such limited resources available for people in times of crisis it is good to be able to consider a structured approach, that could make that vital difference. I was also very grateful for the sensitivity with which this course was handled acknowledging that there may well be triggering elements for all those attending.

Christo really was a fantastic tutor to safely guide us through this course, sensitively and positively.

Great course, thank you.

It was a tiring day, as it's a long time since I have done a whole training day, but it's been really valuable. It has validated what I already do, and given me encouragement to do different things. It's also been great for self-reflection, and remembering how far I have come. *We're about to be told about the course. If I can afford to, I will do it.

I really enjoyed the course, suicide is quite a stigmatised subject and it was extremely helpful to understand the nuances and the best way to support somebody who has ideation or intention of taking their own life. I think it will be very beneficial in practice and I am pleased we got the opportunity to do the course.

This was my first experience of a zoom meeting and my computer's sound volume was really low so i had to sit really close to the screen to read the comments so it may not have looked like i was interacting much but i was listening and taking it all in! Not as traumatic as i thought it would be so well done!