This half-day, in-person course is designed to increase awareness and understanding of mental health conditions. It equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools to support individuals experiencing mental health challenges with empathy, sensitivity, and confidence.
Understand common mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia
Identify key signs and symptoms of mental health issues in various healthcare settings
Gain insight into the impact of mental health on daily functioning and overall well-being
Explore emotional support strategies to promote mental wellness and resilience
Learn effective communication techniques for engaging sensitively with individuals in distress
Understand the role of stigma and how to create an inclusive, supportive care environment
Explore available support systems and referral pathways for individuals experiencing mental health difficulties
Nurses
Carers and Support Workers
Healthcare Assistants
Mental Health Advocates and Frontline Staff
Duration: Half Day (½ day)
Mode: In-person training only
Assessment: Written assessment and group discussion
Participants will receive a Mental Health Awareness Certificate, valid for 2 years.
Mental Health Act (MHA) 1983
Mental Capacity Act (MCA) 2005
Health and Social Care Act 2008
