Suicide First Aid:
— Young People Adults
What is this course about?
This course focuses on the unique mental health challenges faced by young adults. It provides practical tools to support individuals aged 18-25 who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts or behaviours.
Through a full-day, interactive session, participants will learn how to identify at-risk individuals, initiate supportive conversations, and develop effective intervention plans. The course emphasises understanding the pressures and dynamics specific to young adulthood, making it a valuable resource for anyone working with this age group.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will you learn?
You’ll gain skills and insights to:
Who is this course for?
- University staff and student services teams.
- Mentors, youth workers, and counsellors.
- Employers and managers of young professionals.
- Apprenticeship coaches and mentors
- Anyone supporting individuals transitioning into adulthood.
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Course Details
Certification:
Accredited certificate provided.
Duration:
Full-day (approximately 7 hours).
Delivery:
Online or in-person options available.
Group Size:
Suitable for up to 16 participants.