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appropriate size number of attendees. trainer was very warm and genuine and totally encouraging. some of the group activities rushed. i have 2 part time jobs. in my other job, they declined to send me on this course an asked me to do a 20 minute on line module which i declined as i do better in a classroom setting with interaction where i can learn from others. that's why i would have liked longer for the sessions where we could practice and learn from others
I came away from this training with some specific strategies I can use to improve my practice which is fantastic.
A really important subject - I hope I do it justice
The presenter was very knowledgeable and efficient at delivering the training but I found the webex training tool not very user friendly
Perhaps I am too close to suicide, having a close family member die in this way. The whole experience was and still is very traumatic. But that meant I felt a little frustrated by the course. It seemed to encourage people to think they could fix the situation, when I don't think you can in a "first aid" situation. The good thing was that it encouraged people to talk. I was surprised there wasn't more discussion about referral pathways. For example to GPs.
I found the course very interesting, there was a lot of information and found the content quite heavy.
A good format to take away and use in situations where you suspect someone has suicidal thoughts. It would have been useful to have culture, race and spirituality mentioned.