Mental Health First Aid Wales reviews

4.9 (6,544 reviews)
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Compassionate, knowledgeable trainers make challenging mental-health topics feel safe, accessible and engaging, according to attendees. They value the balance of clear explanation, real-life examples, videos, workbooks, scenarios and group discussion, with inclusive facilitation, regular check-ins and a comfortable pace. The structured ALGEE approach and practical exercises build confidence to recognise distress, start difficult conversations and offer appropriate support at work and in everyday life.

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Very good course

Marc C · 08 Jun 2023
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I have enjoyed the last 2 days. It refreshed my knowledge on mental health first aid. Thank you.

Tracey H · 06 Jun 2023
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Course was good and informative. Some up to date statistics maybe useful going forward

Ruth H · 06 Jun 2023
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Overall a very informative course which I found very interesting.

Jacques M · 06 Jun 2023
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Good,well paced couple of sessions which gave plenty of opportunity for discussion and reflection. Thank you both

Chris H · 06 Jun 2023
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i feel more time could be spent on common mental illnesses and less time on psychosis. the venue wasn't suitable for the curse, some interruptions happened, but als lots of noise from other building users.

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Dani E · 26 May 2023
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Alexandra was an excellent instructor who delivered difficult content in a very professional manner. A good range of tasks and discussion which reinforced material in the self-guided modules.

Tom H · 26 May 2023
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I would prefer a discussion in the main group not in break out rooms. My personal prefernce also is not to ask many questions, for example "what is the A in ALGEE" and then wait for a responce before explaining what it is. An explanation straight away is fine, saves time and stops people losing focus

Joshua C · 25 May 2023
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Fab trainers and group to discuss such a topic, thanks all.

SAMANTHA W · 25 May 2023
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The breakout sessions on the first day didn't need to be 10 minutes long, there were periods of silence at towards the end of the period. This may be due to smaller number of people in the room to participate to the conversation.

Gareth I · 24 May 2023
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