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

I feel my confident now about asking someone if they are suicidal, there was a lot of information in the sessions which was very useful

Very thought-provoking and informative; I particularly liked the practise of asking if someone was having suicidal thoughts and normalising this subject. Thank you.

I found the course well-paced and informative without being overwhelming, given the subject matter.

Really well ballanced course with good material and explanations.

Fantastic training - thank you Sian

Incredibly helpful training building a confident ‘workforce’ of volunteers to serve and support young people.

This was a great course and gives a full experience of what to look for, how to help and the support that is there for those that need it. It also highlights that we as individuals need to be brave and ask the question, even if it feels hard to ask. That one question could genuinely save someone's life

Very helpful training with some useful tips and techniques. It was led in a gentle and friendly way by Shian and she ensured no one was put under pressure to talk. The breaks were well spaced and there was a helpful mixture of listening, videos and break out room work. Thank you Shian

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.

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.