Conversations About Suicide
Suicide remains one of the most challenging and sensitive topics to discuss. Whether in the workplace, community, or personal life, knowing how to respond can make a life-saving difference.
The Conversations About Suicide course equips participants with practical skills, confidence, and a structured approach to support someone at risk of suicide. This evidence-based training is designed to reduce stigma, encourage open conversations, and ensure that individuals receive the help they need.
What You’ll Learn:
- Recognising Warning Signs – Understand verbal, emotional, and behavioural indicators that someone may be at risk.
- How to Ask the Question – Learn how to have direct, compassionate conversations about suicide without fear or hesitation.
- Providing Immediate Support – Develop skills to listen non-judgementally, offer reassurance, and connect individuals with professional help.
- Addressing Common Myths – Gain clarity on the realities of suicide and how to combat stigma in your workplace or community.
- Crisis & Safety Planning – Learn how to support someone in distress while ensuring their safety and your own wellbeing.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
- Workplace leaders & HR professionals – Create a workplace culture that prioritises psychological safety and employee wellbeing.
- Teachers & school staff – Support students and colleagues struggling with thoughts of suicide.
- Health & community workers – Gain specialist skills in suicide prevention and crisis intervention.
- Friends, family members & community members – Learn how to support a loved one experiencing distress.
No prior mental health experience is required – this course is designed for anyone who wants to provide meaningful support.
Course Format & Delivery:
The Conversations About Suicide course is a 4-hour training session, delivered in:
- Face-to-Face Training – Interactive, in-person learning with an accredited instructor.
Why Choose Training on the Go?
- Practical & Evidence-Based – Learn research-backed strategies to support those in crisis.
- Experienced Instructors – Led by accredited trainers with expertise in suicide prevention and mental health education.
- Safe & Supportive Learning Environment – We create a judgement-free space for open discussions.
Make a Difference – Start the Conversation
Talking about suicide can be difficult, but having the right skills can save lives. Whether you’re a workplace leader, educator, health professional, or simply someone who cares, this course will give you the confidence to support others in their time of need.
Enquire Today – Contact us at [email protected] or check our course calendar for upcoming sessions.
For group bookings and customised training for your organisation, reach out to discuss a tailored approach.
