MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING COURSES
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Overview
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a well-recognised training program designed to equip individuals with the skills to identify signs of mental ill health and provide immediate first-aid support. The program aims to reduce stigma, foster empathy, and encourage a proactive approach to mental well-being.
We offer a range of courses tailored for everyone, from members of the general public to senior-level management, ensuring accessibility for all. Participants gain the tools to support individuals facing mental health challenges, fostering a compassionate and inclusive environment.
MHFA promotes awareness, builds resilience, and fosters safe spaces for mental health conversations, empowering individuals to seek help with confidence.
Course Types:
AWARENESS OF FIRST AID FOR MENTAL HEALTH
This awareness course is for everyone, providing essential knowledge to recognize mental health conditions, start supportive conversations, and direct individuals to professional help. It equips participants with the confidence to address mental health concerns effectively and promote a supportive environment.
LOCATION
WIRRAL
DURATION
0.5 DAYS
RECOGNISED
QUALIFICATION
£95 + VAT
PER PERSON
FIRST AID FOR MENTAL HEALTH
This course is for everyone, particularly employers aiming to foster a positive mental health culture. It covers common conditions, response strategies, the role of Mental Health First Aiders, and the impact of drugs and alcohol on mental health.
LOCATIONS
WIRRAL
DURATION
1 DAY
RECOGNISED
QUALIFICATION
£195 + VAT
PER PERSON
SUPERVISING FIRST AID FOR MENTAL HEALTH
This course delves into various mental health conditions and treatments, including therapies and professional support. It is ideal for workplace supervisors and managers responsible for fostering a positive mental health culture and overseeing First Aid for Mental Health.
LOCATIONS
WIRRAL
DURATION
2 DAYS
RECOGNISED
QUALIFICATION
£295 + VAT
PER PERSON
Did you come across this page while seeking assistance for a mental health issue or crisis?
If you’re seeking assistance for a mental health concern, speak with a GP promptly. In case of immediate self-harm risk, call 999 or go to A&E for information on the nearest crisis resolution team with mental health professionals for severe distress.
TL Training teaches how to identify workplace mental health signs but can’t offer personal advice. Discover services aiding those with mental health issues below.
Samaritans: Confidential emotional support 24/7. Call 116 123 or email [email protected].
Shout 85258: Text SHOUT to 85258 for free, confidential support.
Mind: Infoline at 0300 123 3393 or [email protected] for mental health queries, advocacy, and more.
CALM: Against suicide, CALM helpline at 0800 58 58 58 or webchat, open 5 pm to midnight, 365 days a year.
Always remember, you are not alone—people care about you, difficult times are temporary, and support is always available.