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

Trainer was amazing at delivering what is a very difficult subject matter. The material in the course itself was relevant, thought provoking and useful, achieving its objectives without being unecessarily long.

Absolutely brilliant

Our tutor Joy was lovely. Even when I felt I’ve said something wrong she was so reassuring helping me to see that there’s no such thing as wrong because I’m there to help. The content was really simple, easy to follow. I found this useful because I’ve felt it was easier to pay attention.

Great course work booklets and questions to consider. Great to take workbook home and look at it later to recap. Great pace and could follow everything that was being said. Loved the role plays and time to do group work. Why is the book printed in blue and white? Could you print the work booklets with dyslexia font? Great to course for someone who is dyslexia and possibly has ADHD/Autism

Thank you Joy, for delivering such a difficult but helpful training session in such a human way and for helping us all feel at ease.

I think the statistics shocked me most as even though I have personal experience from 2 people in my family, it was very high. I liked the fact that it was made very clear how best to help and cleared up a lot of myths and misconceptions very clearly. I am only surprised that this is not mandatory throughout the council and also in schools, as the overall impression given was the best way to help lower these statistics was to talk about it and let everyone know it was not something to be ashamed of.

I feel I have learnt a lot about suicide intervention and how I can provide support. Lots of things to consider. Thankyou a great subject matter

Excellent informative, structured and good materials and delivery

Great days training. Great delivery and the tutor was very personable. I enjoyed it and have learned a lot

Very enjoyable. One of the best trainers. Well structured and very well delivered. Thought provoking. I will reflect on this and use it to inform my practise as well as in my everyday life.