Understand the Impact of Suicide
Course information
This evidence-based course equips participants with the knowledge and understanding of a trauma-informed, compassionate response for those bereaved by suicide. The training includes: the impact of suicide, the importance of appropriate responses, and how those affected may be able to access effective support and/or resources.
The course has been designed in consultation with clinical experts, organisations ‘on the ground’ and people with lived experience, and mapped to core frameworks including NHS HEE UCL Self-harm & Suicide Prevention Competence Framework and NICE quality standards.
Learning outcomes
- Know the prevalence of suicide: numbers and rates of death by suicide, population groups affected.
- Know the impact of suicide or suspected suicide (individuals, groups and the wider community).
- Know the importance of appropriate responses.
- The importance of help-seeking for those affected by suicide and give examples of sources of support.
- Describe what is meant by trauma informed and compassionate responses.
- Outline the role of organisations that may be involved when there is a suicide or suspected suicide.
Duration
One day
Delivery
Online or in-person
Group size
6 to 20 learners
Ideal for
This course is aimed at anyone likely to come into contact with people affected by suicide, such as those from community groups and third sector organisations or professional agencies. This can include first responders and crisis teams, coroners, funeral directors, and charity organisations.
Share this course
Contact our team
Speak to one of our expert advisors for more information, to get a personalised quote and book a course for your team.
View all courses
View our full range of courses. Choose from a range of options for suicide prevention, mental health or self-harm training.
Testimonials
