She believes it can make a change.
A midlands nurse is encouraging people to undergo suicide prevention training.
Rhode's Clare Murray says there is funding available for people to undergo courses so they can help those expressing mental health concerns.
She believes we need to equip ourselves with the skills to communicate better to allow people to open up.
The Offaly Fianna Fail County Councillor says every suicide has a huge impact on the local community:
If you are impacted by this story you can contact the Samaritans on 116 123
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