CALM Team Learn 10 Tools to Talk about Suicide 

Anyone can learn to talk about suicide, and workplaces and organisations are seeing the benefits of providing suicide awareness and prevention training for their teams.

Talking about Suicide: 10 Tools (TAS:10) was recently delivered to 53 people from the Campaign Against Living Miserably by Start the Conversation Ltd.

Talking about Suicide:10 Tools (TAS:10) is a CPD-certified training course where participants learn ten tools and the confidence and competence to have a safe, sensitive and non-judgemental conversation with someone they are worried about who may be thinking of suicide.

TAS:10 was created by Ann Feloy of Olly’s Future in memory of her son, and Rose Rowkins of Start the Conversation.

If you’re looking to arrange suicide prevention training for your workplace or organisation, get in touch. You can try it out first by joining an open session

The next available date is Thursday, 14 May, 10 am-11:30 am

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Photo of walkers taking part in Olly's Future's 'Worthing Five Peaks Challenge' fundraising walk, on Saturday 5th September 2026 covering five peaks of the South Downs National Park in Sussex. Participants raised money to support the charity's work in suicide awareness and prevention in the lead up to World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10th. www.ollysfuture.org.uk

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