Suicide First Aid: Understanding Suicide Intevention
Course information
This in-depth one day course teaches the necessary skills and knowledge to recognise individuals showing signs of suicidal ideation. Through interactive learning and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to competently intervene and implement suicide-safety measures as a form of first aid intervention.
Accredited by City & Guilds of London, the programme offers the opportunity to attain six NQF credits at Level Four after completion of a further optional module.
Key features
- Learn full suicide intervention – including different approaches, the process of suicide intervention and desired outcomes.
- Explore different roles for different people when managing suicide interventions.
- Improve alertness of risk factors and barriers to seeking help
- Discuss the prevalence of suicidal thoughts/behaviours and examine community dynamics.
Understand the importance of self-reflection and personal impact when dealing with suicide topics both professionally and personally.
Duration
One day or two half-days
Delivery
Online or in-person
Group size
5 to 16 learners
Qualification
Certificate of attendance, further qualification available
Awarding body
NCSPET
Ideal for
Individuals and professionals who may encounter situations involving suicide risk in their personal or work lives. It is particularly valuable for those working to support anyone seeking to act on suicidal behaviour, including first responders, health professionals and mental health workers.
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