Awareness Workshop (Online | 55 Minutes)

This focused awareness session is designed to give professionals across all sectors the confidence to recognise and respond to the risk of suicide in everyday settings Suicide is not confined to healthcare or support services—it affects workplaces, schools, customer-facing environments, emergency services, and corporate settings. Too often, those who are struggling remain unnoticed due to stigma, silence, or high-functioning coping behaviours This workshop is designed to bridge that gap Who it’s for Suitable for all professionals, including: Corporate teams and leadership groups HR, people managers, and wellbeing leads Education and training providers Public sector and local authority staff Customer service and retail teams Emergency services and frontline workers Community and voluntary organisations No prior mental health training is required What participants will learn The scale and impact of suicide in the UK Why men are less likely to seek help and how risk can be hidden Subtle behavioural, emotional, and communication warning signs How to start safe, supportive conversations How to respond appropriately and signpost help The role every professional plays in early intervention Outcomes Participants will leave with greater confidence to: Recognise when someone may be at risk Respond appropriately in real-world situations Reduce stigma through informed awareness Contribute to safer, more supportive environments This is a practical, engaging session focused on awareness that leads to action—helping organisations build a culture where men at risk are more likely to be seen, heard, and supported.