Mental Health First Aid - Live Online
Recognise the signs that someone may need support with their mental health and offer help on a first aid basis.
British Safety Council
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Overview
Mental Health First Aid is a two-day course that teaches people to spot the symptoms of common mental health issues and recognise the early signs that someone may need support. By applying their training, students can help colleagues with a mental health issue receive the support they need to recover or manage their symptoms.
Description
Upon completing the course, students will become certified mental health first aiders in the workplace and can help colleagues with a mental health issue receive the support they need to recover or manage their symptoms. Both public courses and workplace training are available.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
- Recognise the symptoms of mental ill-health
- Provide initial help
- Guide the person towards appropriate professional help
- Be mindful of their own wellbeing.
Who is this course for?
People with good interpersonal skills who would like to support colleagues facing mental health issues, and improve understanding and attitudes towards mental health in the workplace.
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