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1. What is your primary motivation for using Crisis Tools?

What has brought you here today?

What was your main reason for accessing Crisis Tools?

Please select all that apply

Can you give us some further details?

2. Where do you see yourself using the information you learn from Crisis Tools most?

In what capacity do you see yourself mainly using this information?

Please select all that apply

Do you also have an additional role where you have come into contact with children and young people?

Where do you work?

Do you have another role in which you might use the knowledge and skills from Crisis Tools?

3. Where in England do you live?

4. How old are you?

We know that age is just a number but it really helps us to know who is using our platform!

5. How would you currently describe your gender?

6. How would you describe your ethnicity?

7. Where did you hear about Crisis Tools?

8. How confident are you about engaging with a young person experiencing a crisis?

9. How knowledgeable are you about different approaches to supporting someone when you might not be able to see them? (E.g online / over the phone)

10. Would you recommend this learning guide?

11. What difference do you expect this guide to have in the way you support young people in mental health crisis?

12. Any final comments?