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A worldwide accredited skills building workshop that prepares caregivers to provide suicide first aid interventions. 

The key objectives for you to learn to

• To consider  our attitudes to suicide
• To recognise, and act on, the signs that someone is having thoughts of suicide
• To seek a shared understanding of the reasons for thoughts of suicide and identify reasons for living
• Develop a joint plan to keep someone safe, signposting for further help.

We all carry beliefs and fears about suicide. This training forces you to confront them head-on, because what you think shapes how you act and that can save or cost a life. 

 Suicide doesn’t always shout. 

Learn to recognise the hidden signs and subtle messages that too often get missed — because catching these moments early can be the difference between life and death. 

Sometimes it’s not the asking that makes people nervous - it’s the fear of hearing ‘yes.’

Knowing how to respond if someone says they are struggling can be just as challenging as starting the conversation. That’s why our training equips you with the confidence and skills to support them, whatever the answer.

Suicidal thoughts are complex and deeply personal. This training teaches you how to listen beyond the pain and despair, helping someone reconnect with their reasons to keep fighting. 

Connect with life-saving support 

 Safety planning isn’t just paperwork — it’s a shared promise to protect a life. You’ll learn how to build practical, personalised plans and guide people toward the support that can pull them through.