Oxfordshire Mind has been commissioned by Oxfordshire County Council to deliver comprehensive and co-ordinated all-ages Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Training in Oxfordshire for professionals and volunteers.
Through a training co-ordinator, training will be targeted around unmet need and equip people with the knowledge and skills they need to help their families, friends and individuals that they work or volunteer with.
The training will be needs led, informed by local data and insight, and prioritised for those who have the most contact with the key groups identified in the Mental Wellbeing Needs Assessment. The training will be developed and tailored to compliment the County-wide efforts to support better mental health.
“I feel well equipped and more confident to deal with this situation should it arise. An excellent guide on how to spot potential suicide cases and on what to do in that situation”
“The tutor made me feel comfortable about a potentially uncomfortable topic”
“I felt the course was delivered perfectly, it really has helped me feel more confident in recognising the signs and being able to talk with someone that may be having suicidal thoughts”
“I feel well equipped and more confident to deal with this situation should it arise. An excellent guide on how to spot potential suicide cases and on what to do in that situation.”
“I believe the course will help me immensely in my day to day working environment.”
“A good opportunity to refresh and consolidate as I am dealing with clients with mental health issues and being an active listener on a daily basis in my job.”
“Thank you for a very useful, thought provoking course. I feel I gained confidence, learned a lot and was able to reflect on my own mental health too.”
“I loved attending this course. Very engaging and the instructors delivered all the information really well. They allowed breaks where needed and encouraged questions. This made me feel comfortable and allowed me to learn the best way possible.”
“An excellent insightful and useful course that could, literally, save a life”