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Understanding Suicide Prevention: Working-Aged Men
9.30 to 3.30
The course will cover the warning signs men may project when experiencing a mental health crisis, and teach ways to start conversations around the topic.
Our new Understanding Suicide Prevention: Working-Aged Men course, delivered by Suffolk Mind, will be available to public and private sector businesses across Suffolk thanks to funding from Public Health England.
Book your free place by emailing: workplacewellbeing@suffolkmind.org.uk
What do we cover in Understanding Suicide Prevention?
- Why male distress can be missed
- How to ask about thoughts of suicide
- How to make safety plans
- How to meet needs and reduce risk
- Apply BSI Guidelines to your workplace
The course will cover the warning signs men may project when experiencing a mental health crisis, and teach ways to start conversations around the topic.
It will also equip businesses with the tools to create effective safety plans, apply British Standards Institute guidelines and provide support to meet individual needs.
We know distress can present itself in many different ways for men – this could be them being quiet, distant or even the opposite. That can make it difficult to know when someone might be experiencing mental ill health, so it’s really important we equip people with the knowledge to spot the warning signs.
Book your free place by emailing: workplacewellbeing@suffolkmind.org.uk
How can I book Understanding Suicide Prevention
Businesses are welcome to access Understanding Suicide Prevention: Working-Aged Men through four in-person sessions across Suffolk:
Stowmarket on 2 December 2026 – SOLD OUT
30 January 2026 at East Suffolk Council offices – Melton
10 February 2026 at University of Suffolk, Ipswich
Bury St Edmunds to be confirmed
Course times: 9.30 am to 3.30pm
Book your free place by emailing: workplacewellbeing@suffolkmind.org.uk
