The National Centre for Suicide Prevention Education & Training UK CIC reviews

4.8 (27,293 reviews)
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Making a difficult subject feel safe, approachable and manageable is the provider’s distinctive strength, according to attendees. They consistently praise knowledgeable, empathetic trainers who explain clearly, invite discussion and create supportive, non-judgemental spaces. Courses combine practical frameworks, realistic conversations, workbooks, videos and useful resources, with a well-judged pace and breaks. Attendees leave more confident about recognising risk, asking direct questions and supporting people in real situations at work and beyond.

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Great, such a worthwhile day. Shian’s experience and approach I felt enabled everyone to explore this subject without fear and encouraged us all to feel confident about having what might be difficult conversations about how someone is feeling.

Tanya G · 31 Mar 2026
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This was truly amazing training, engaging, informative, and delivered with a level of sensitivity and clarity that made a challenging subject feel manageable and deeply meaningful. This training is incredibly important and, in my view, should be mandatory for all frontline workers, as it provides vital knowledge and practical tools to recognise and respond to people at risk of suicide. I will be signing up for the RSPH assignment.

Bianca F · 31 Mar 2026
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Sometimes the subject of suicide can be treated so sensitively, it has a counterproductive effect which sweeps the subject matter under the carpet. This only serves to isolate someone in the role of support. Talking openly about suicide helped me to see someone struggling with life, as a person going through an overwhelming set of feelings, trying to cope, maybe trying to reach out or maybe hiding behind a smile. Either way i learnt a lot about approach, listening, holding and empathizing, leading to asking the question about their intentions of taking their own life. I liked the way of phrasing it as 'sometimes when people say they feel.....or say... they are thinking about taking their own lives, do you want to take your own life?'. It felt very empathetic to practice this in the session. I would feel much more comfortable being succinct in this way, because it doesn't presume I know they are going to do this, but allows the other person to answer the question feeling respected, if they do want to or they don't.

Simone H · 31 Mar 2026
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Really found today’s course interesting with valuable examples to supplement

Evangeline D · 31 Mar 2026
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Excellent course material superbly lead by Shian

Paul P · 31 Mar 2026
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It was very helpful I would like more of my colleagues to go on it Help me with resources I didn’t know. Were there

Jay M · 31 Mar 2026
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Previously I feel I would have felt more comfortable speaking to someone experiencing thoughts of suicide if I knew them, but may not have the courage to try and help a stranger. I now would feel able to help anyone I felt could need supporting.

Katie B · 30 Mar 2026
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Good training and relevant to my job role but also helpful for personal life with family and friends and wider community.

Emma J · 30 Mar 2026
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Great thought provoking training. Clear slides. Great trainer.

Lisa W · 30 Mar 2026
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A difficult subject, however a useful course and well presented. Thank you

Alison A · 30 Mar 2026
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