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

4.8 (27,386 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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This was an extremely helpful refresher, after completing ASSIST a few years ago.

Michaela G · 28 Jul 2026
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Very professional and empathetic and knowledgeable tutor Thank you Sophie

Gail B · 28 Jul 2026
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Having had close personal experience of suicide from a family, friend, and professional point of view I found it useful to confirm and formalise a lot of what I was doing.

Dean W · 28 Jul 2026
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Excellent delivery, very helpful information

Samantha T · 28 Jul 2026
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I felt confident before this course has just gave me other options to use in conversation.

Tom D · 28 Jul 2026
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Thank you really good course and relevant for my role

Sarah M · 27 Jul 2026
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thoroughly enjoyable and

Gary M · 27 Jul 2026
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Great course, totally would recommend to others.

Dan K · 27 Jul 2026
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Very good course!

Lisa W · 27 Jul 2026
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Gained confidence in talking about suicide in a ‘normal’ way. Being direct is ok. Knowing the different steps and being aware or many triggers.

Helen M · 22 Jul 2026
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