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

I feel that course was a little slow. Very heavy and feel that there needs to be some lightness to it as well. Over time the tutors will feel comfortable on delivery of the course and becomes more streamlined.

Excellent facilitation, good content with chance to feedback. Quite a lot to get through in the time but kept it focused and interesting.

what i gained from the course is that language is impotent and intention vs outcome

A helpful, informative and well designed course

Maybe stretch the course over more hours just to go over information again for some clarification or just better understanding & a Q and A session.

I liked everything about it. The mark for usefulness has nothing to do with the course, because I am ASIST trained and was looking for a top-up of skills. The course more than delivered this

overall very very good but maybe needs a bit faster pace

Very good training, it was much more engaging than just watching a PowerPoint and only having the trainer talking. I liked hearing from other participants.

I feel the pacing could be improved a little - we seemed to be speeding through the last, probably most important session, on noticing signs and how to engage with people considering suicide

I found the training really useful and full of insights that I haven't picked up in through my exposure to mental health and/or suicide prevention work yet. The only missing piece was that the video that was used was not reflective of Indian contexts, even though it was perfectly suitable for explaining the concepts. The trainer filled the gap a lot by sharing cases and incidents from her own work, however, a more gender diverse and culturally relevant video would have been more useful.