SFA 02 - Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intervention reviews

4.8 (8,783 reviews)
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A safe, compassionate approach makes this difficult subject accessible: attendees value knowledgeable, empathetic trainers who create space for honest discussion without pressure. They describe clear, well-paced sessions combining practical frameworks, language, scenarios, role play, videos and breakout activities, supported by useful workbooks and signposting resources. The course helps them recognise warning signs, ask direct questions and feel more confident supporting people in crisis at work and beyond.

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Well run course, good information and use of slides and videos, as well as using the workbook to do tasks and keep notes

Ray M · 27 May 2026
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Was confident as I have done a previous course but great to refresh

Elaine J · 27 May 2026
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Great delivery, made me feel comfortable to be open and honest.

Kelly W · 27 May 2026
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It was a good course to attend

Mags B · 27 May 2026
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Overall the training adds more on the toolkit

Desiree R · 27 May 2026
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Very worthwhile course and gained knowledge on approaching somesomene regarding suicide.

Michael C · 27 May 2026
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Very good course providing details and confidence in support others.

Brendon L · 27 May 2026
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The course was informative and practical in assisting with ways to approach, recognise and guide with suicidal First Aid. The visuals and videos helped to ull it all together.

Samantha L · 27 May 2026
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I believe it was a great tool to review our protocols and find ways to make it easier for us to talk with a suicidal person as it allows as to take away the stigmatizing idea that it is better not to talk about it and have an authority reassure us it is beneficial to use proper and direct vocabulary to ensure the best help possible

julieta l · 22 May 2026
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perfect

Chrysostomos T · 22 May 2026
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