safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training
Learn how to spot signs of suicide, start open conversations, and connect individuals with life-saving support across North Wales.
Community awareness plays a vital role in keeping vulnerable individuals safe. Therefore, safeTALK suicide prevention training offers practical skills to recognise suicidal thoughts early. LivingWorks safeTALK prepares participants to identify warning signs clearly. Furthermore, this training teaches people how to open honest, compassionate conversations. Consequently, learners gain the confidence to connect someone to life-saving community support. Caniad is proud to partner with Advance Brighter Futures to deliver these workshops across North Wales. In addition, every session is fully funded and free to attend. However, spaces remain strictly limited for each location. Therefore, booking your free space early is highly encouraged.
safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training schedule organized by Advance Brighter Futures and Caniad.
What is safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training?
safeTALK is an internationally recognised suicide alertness programme developed by LivingWorks. Specifically, the training takes between three and four hours to complete. Most importantly, it requires no prior medical or mental health experience. Anyone aged 16 and over can join these interactive learning sessions.
For example, volunteers, carers, front-line workers, and community members are all welcome. During the workshop, you will explore open dialogue techniques. Moreover, you will learn how to overcome reluctance when addressing difficult emotions. As a result, you become a ready and alert suicide prevention helper.
Fully Funded Training Opportunity
All sessions are fully funded through regional health partnerships. Therefore, there is zero financial cost for attendees. However, limited seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Consequently, we recommend registering promptly to avoid missing out.
Upcoming safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training Dates & Locations
Three dedicated sessions are taking place across North Wales. In addition, each venue provides a welcoming, fully supported group environment.
Wrexham
Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026
Time: 09:30am – 1:00pm
Venue: Champions House
Postcode: LL12 7AA
Bangor
Date: Wednesday 9th December 2026
Time: 10:30am – 2:30pm
Venue: Bryn Menai
Postcode: LL57 2JA
Colwyn Bay
Date: Wednesday 17th February 2027
Time: 10:30am – 2:30pm
Venue: Station Court
Postcode: LL29 8BP
The 3 Core safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training Steps
The training focuses on three actionable, life-saving steps. Specifically, these guidelines ensure helpers respond safely and constructively:
1. Spot the Signs
First, you learn to spot subtle invitations for help. Often, individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts show indirect behavioural clues. Therefore, recognising these signs allows prompt intervention before a crisis worsens.
2. Start Conversations
Second, you learn how to ask clear and direct questions. Asking directly about suicide does not plant the idea in someone's head. Instead, it provides immediate relief and opens honest communication.
3. Connect to Support
Third, you learn how to connect individuals to professional resources. Consequently, you help guide vulnerable persons to safety and long-term care.
How to Book Your safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training Space
Advance Brighter Futures coordinates all registrations for these fully funded workshops. Because spaces are limited, early booking ensures your chosen date and venue. You can reserve your seat directly through the online portal or phone line.
Contact Advance Brighter Futures
Get in touch with the team directly to reserve your free space:
Registered Charity No. 1089638
Join Us in Saving Lives Across North Wales
Every individual trained in suicide alertness helps build a safer community network. Contact the team today to confirm your registration.
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