Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is widely recognised accredited training course which teaches people how to identify and, understand and help someone who may be experiencing a mental health issue.
MHFA will teach employees to listen, reassure and respond, even in a crisis – and even potentially stop a crisis from happening. They’ll learn to recognise warning signs of poor mental health whilst developing the skills and confidence to approach and support someone while keeping themselves safe.
They’ll also learn the tools to help someone to access the support they might need to get better or successful manage their symptoms; including self-help books & websites, accessing mental health services through their GP, their school or place of work, through IPRS Health or other services you may have in place.
The Mental Health First Aid course consists of the following:
Our Mental Health First Aid course is delivered face-to-face over two days across four manageable sessions with learning taking place through a mix of presentations, group discussion and workshop activities.
Each session is built around a Mental Health First Aid action plan. We limit course numbers to 16 people per course so that the instructor can keep people safe and supported whilst they learn.
Everyone who completes the course gets:
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If you feel that you need support with your mental health please call your GP (or your GP out of hours service) or contact the Samaritans on 116 123.
If you are experiencing a crisis, and you feel unable to keep yourself safe, you should, visit your local accident and emergency department or call 999.
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