Mental ill health covers a variety of different conditions, ranging from depression, anxiety and stress related disorders to schizophrenia and personality disorder.
In the workplace the primary manifestations of mental ill health are anxiety, stress and depression which, although they may not be caused directly by work, are frequently exacerbated by it.
This course raises awareness of mental health, teaches basic skills in how to start a mental health conversation and provides a toolkit on how to look after your own mental health
The course is registered with MHFA England.
It covers:
The mental health first aid course (MHFA) aims to teach delegates to:
Learning takes place through a mix of group/ individual activities, trainer presentations, quizzes and discussions.
Delegates have the opportunity to share practice, ask questions and have access to resources to support development and learning after the training
The course is open to everyone and is delivered by a qualified MHFA instructor
This course will raise your awareness, understanding and skills and will teach you to:
By the end of the day delegates will be able to:
Half Day: £595
Full Day: £895
In addition, each delegate will need the MHFA Aware Manual and Workbook bundle - £15.50 per delegate
Courses run via
Zoom, recommended maximum 10 delegates per session - up to 15 if required
Face to Face courses: maximum 20 delegates per session
Travel costs are in addition for face to face courses. Please see our Costs and Agreement
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