Training That Saves Lives
I deliver accredited suicide prevention training, specialist programmes on suicide following domestic abuse, and accessible community workshops. Each session is grounded in research, frontline experience, and a commitment to empowering people with the skills and confidence to respond safely and compassionately.
Training & Workshops
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Accredited evidence‑based courses designed to equip practitioners, organisations, and frontline workers with essential skills to identify, support, and respond to people at risk of suicide.
Delivered with compassion, depth, and a focus on real‑world practice.
Accredited evidence‑based courses designed to equip practitioners, organisations, and frontline workers with essential skills to identify, support, and respond to people at risk of suicide.
Delivered with compassion, depth, and a focus on real‑world practice.
Accredited evidence‑based courses designed to equip practitioners, organisations, and frontline workers with essential skills to identify, support, and respond to people at risk of suicide.
Delivered with compassion, depth, and a focus on real‑world practice.
These sessions are designed for
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Domestic abuse services and safeguarding teams
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Police and justice sector practitioners
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Health and social care professionals
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Charities and community groups
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Anyone wanting to improve confidence in responding to suicide risk
How I Work
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Trauma‑informed: Every session prioritises safety, compassion, and psychological understanding.
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Evidence‑based: Grounded in current research on suicide, domestic abuse, and risk.
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Practical & realistic: Tools you can use in real conversations with real people.
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Accessible language: No jargon. No judgement. Training that meets people where they are.
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Values‑based: Encouraging confidence, clarity, and connection in difficult conversations.
What Participants Gain
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By the end of my training, participants will:
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Recognise warning signs with more confidence
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Understand the link between domestic abuse and suicide risk
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Feel equipped to ask about suicidality safely
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Know what to do — and what not to do
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Understand trauma‑informed responses
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Improve communication with people in crisis
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Strengthen risk management and documentation
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Build organisational confidence and consistency
Clients
