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Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health

Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health

This half-day training course is designed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of mental health.

It equips learners with the knowledge to recognise suspected mental health conditions and the skills to start a conversation and signpost individuals towards professional help.

Assessed through a multiple-choice question paper, successful participants receive an RQF Level 1 Award in Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health.

Training can be delivered in-person at our location in Wiltshire or at customer premises.

A range of online Mental Health training courses are also available.

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Course Description

Understanding mental health

Identifying mental health conditions

Starting a conversation and providing advice

Recognising and managing stress

Signposting to professional help

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Learning Objectives

Gain a broadened awareness of mental health

Identify mental health conditions

Develop skills to initiate supportive conversations

Understand how to manage stress effectively

Learn how to direct individuals to appropriate professional help

Chris is very engaging and a great teacher. Would recommend this course to others.

Tayla Smith

Flowplant Group Ltd

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