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

Really good course, some really useful ways to approach asking questions in a trauma informed way.

Informed training. Will help improve my working practices.

Really helpful course to refresh knowledge and skills

I found this course highly informative and relevant to both professional and voluntary work Having some statistics and understanding of the steps to take was very beneficial

I thought Christine presented a very thorough and well executed delivery of a considerable array of responses that would be required in the instruction of any First Aid Mental Health Support worker. It really is a case of engaging with the person who is suffering and in distress and the ability to look for signs that are not immediately obvious.

Christine presented a very thorough and well executed delivery of a very well structured course, which to my mind covered in great detail (and with video examples), the type of life experiences that could cause a person to suffer mental distress. The course was then supported with clear and concise examples and methods that a Mental Health First Aider could offer as real and practical solutions to a person who is suffering and in distress.

This was a fantastic introduction into suicide and providing first aid and support. We have to hold difficult conversations with staff weekly and it can come at random and we can often feel unprepared. However I now know the warning signs to look out for and how to hold conversations about suicide.

Very valuable and useful training around a very difficult subject, delivered sensitively by the trainer.

All good

A well delivered training session with a tutor who is very knowledgeable in this subject.