What does that look like in our training sessions? 
- Active observation 
- Skills practice (including role-play) 
- Self-reflection 
- Feedback 

You can find out more about our training on our website: zurl.co/bpc3E

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respond to and engage with students about these issues in a way that is safe and compassionate.

Have a read of our blog: zurl.co/ww3rd

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"I’d recommend it for any frontline worker who wants confidence, structure, and evidence-based tools. The workbook is practical and helpful for everyday use."

Thank you for your feedback Sinead 🫶

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We’ve already received some lovely feedback from Sinead, a Psychotherapist, who shared:

"I am leaving with clear skills (engagement, collaborative safety planning, means-restriction, and problem-solving) that I can use with young people in my everyday work..."

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While the team has been busy helping to raise awareness this #WSPD, one of our brilliant consultants was delivering the final day of an Advanced Level Skills Training course in Self-harm and Suicide Prevention for professionals working with children and young people.

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We've developed a resource that offers practical, person-centred language tips to support safer conversations around suicide and self-harm – using words that are respectful, sensitive, and stigma-reducing. 💙

Download a copy here: zurl.co/bWrSg

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🗨️ Language plays a powerful role in shaping understanding, reducing stigma, and creating safer spaces. Talking about suicide and self-harm isn’t easy, but it’s essential. The language we use can help people feel seen, heard, and supported.

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Join the conversations on social media today using #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #WSPD #WSPD2025

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We encourage you to explore, share, and use these resources to support safer conversations, build compassionate responses, and create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported: zurl.co/ELSy3 

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In our blog we've highlighted a selection of resources from across the suicide prevention community to help individuals, teams, and organisations engage with this year’s theme and contribute to changing the narrative on suicide. 

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Together, we reaffirm our dedication to learn from those we’ve lost and the many lives we may have saved. While WSPD is a powerful moment to raise awareness, suicide prevention is something we must commit to every day, all year round, to build a culture of prevention. 

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We encourage you to explore, share, and use these resources to support safer conversations, build compassionate responses, and create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported: stormskillstraining.com/2025/09/01/w....

Let’s talk. Let’s listen. Let’s change the narrative.

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In this blog, we’ve highlighted a selection of resources from across the suicide prevention community to help individuals, teams, and organisations engage with this year’s theme and contribute to changing the narrative on suicide.

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While WSPD is a powerful moment to raise awareness, suicide prevention is something we must commit to every day, all year round, to build a culture of prevention.

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Each year, we come together to honour those who have been lost and those who carry the pain of loss or the struggles of living. Together, we reaffirm our dedication to learn from those we’ve lost and the many lives we may have saved.

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🔹 Info on our new Foundation Level Course
🔹 Research opportunities and more

Read a copy of our newsletter here: zurl.co/PUyxF

#WorldSuicidePreventionDay #WSPD #SuicidePrevention #StormSkillsTraining #Newsletter

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