Frequently Asked Questions

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Who can get training?

Anyone! We all live and work alongside vulnerable people. Suicide doesn't discriminate, so we all need to learn how to prevent suicide.

No previous training is needed, only the desire to learn new skills. An ability to self-reflect and empathise helps.

Who can get this training?

How long is the training?

You choose what works best for you!

We offer sessions from 90 minutes (online) to two days (face-to-face) and everywhere in between.

Let's talk about your organisation's needs and budget and find the best solution for you.

What will I learn?

Healthy language for talking about suicide
Possible causes of suicide
Barriers to seeking help
The possible signs of suicide
How to start a conversation about suicide that could save a life
Busting myths and stigma
Debriefing and self-care

How do you keep us safe?

Very few of us have not been affected by suicide, so we take your safety and wellbeing (before, during and after a training session) very seriously.

We take time and care to create a safe, open and respectful learning environment from the outset, with a focus on language, respect, confidentiality and self-care.

How do you keep us safe?

What is the training style?

Expect an interactive and emotionally-engaging learning experience.

We create an adult learning environment where diversity of cultures, experiences and attitudes are respected and celebrated.

Teaching methods include meaningful facilitated discussions, tutor-led roleplay and short films.

How much does training cost?

As you might expect, the cost of training varies depending on the length of session, the number of learners and your type of organisation.

To discuss your requirements, contact us, and we will find the solution that works best for your company or community group.