Our Suicide Prevention & Intervention training provides practical tools to support individuals at risk, challenge stigma and promote recovery. Participants gain the knowledge and confidence to help those experiencing suicidal thoughts, as well as their families and communities. The course covers key topics such as understanding suicide myths and facts, identifying risk groups and warning signs, and recognising the wider impacts of suicide.

Participants also develop essential skills in risk assessment, crisis response and ongoing support, learning how to implement practical strategies to aid recovery. The training highlights protective factors, the links between self harm, mental health and suicide, and guidance on signposting individuals to appropriate help. Upon completion, learners receive supporting resources and a certificate.

The training covers contextual issues around self harm, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), warning signs and symptoms. Participants also develop skills in responding appropriately, implementing brief interventions and safety plans, and promoting recovery. On completion, delegates will have enhanced their confidence, knowledge and practical skills in supporting children and young people at risk.

Thursday 3rd September 9.30am–1pm (£55)
For World Suicide Prevention Day 2026
This course is delivered live online via Zoom or MS Teams.

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