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Supervising First Aid for Mental Health

Supervising First Aid for Mental Health (Level 3) is a comprehensive two-day training course designed for individuals in supervisory or managerial roles.

It covers a wide range of mental health conditions, providing in-depth understanding and skills to support others in the workplace.

This course is assessed through continuous instructor assessment, practical demonstrations, and multiple-choice question papers. The certificate is valid for three years.

Training can be delivered at our premises in Wiltshire or at customer locations.

Supervisor with young people - First aid for mental health course

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Course Description

Defining mental health and understanding its importance

Identifying and supporting a wide range of mental health conditions

Providing advice and practical support for individuals with mental health conditions

Understanding the impact of drugs and alcohol on mental health

Recognising and managing stress

Implementing a First Aid for Mental Health Action Plan

Promoting a positive mental health culture in the workplace

Understanding the role of professional support and therapy

Learning Objectives

Gain a deeper understanding of mental health and its impact

Recognise and identify signs and symptoms of various mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, psychosis, and more

Develop skills to provide initial support and guidance to individuals with suspected  mental health conditions

Understand the effects of substance abuse on mental health

Implement effective strategies to manage stress

Create and apply a First Aid for Mental Health Action Plan

Foster a supportive and positive mental health culture within the workplace

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

Tayla Smith

Flowplant Group Ltd

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