Mental Health First Aid Wales reviews

4.9 (6,617 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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Nel and Hanna were wonderful instructors and created a safe environment that was really supportive.

Neve H · 12 Dec 2025
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Many thanks for a very well presented course.

Bryan G · 12 Dec 2025
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A very beneficial course and great tutor. I feel much better equipped to deal with mental health scenarios then prior to the course

Belinda P · 11 Dec 2025
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Tony is brilliant for this ciurse and explains it really well. Also very supportive

Dru R · 11 Dec 2025
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Great course and really well delivered

Lee H · 11 Dec 2025
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I feel more confident in recognising and addressing mental health.

Joanne W · 11 Dec 2025
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Good refresher

whitney H · 10 Dec 2025
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A really insightful and useful course that has prepared me for helping with mental health in the workplace.

Ben H · 09 Dec 2025
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Really enjoyed the course. I thought Steve was great in getting us all involved and how he presented the course.

Sarah N · 09 Dec 2025
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Lots to think about. ALGEE for all situations some situations add a D for danger. Think about your own mental health before you start the conversation with anyone. Think about the positives for yourself

Caroline F · 09 Dec 2025
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