This full-day training offers an essential foundation in the Mental Health Act (MHA) and a comprehensive understanding of Section 117 aftercare arrangements.
The course explains the statutory framework and practical application of the MHA, including assessment, detention, rights, advocacy, tribunals, and how aftercare planning works in practice.
Through interactive discussions and real-world scenarios, delegates will build confidence in legally compliant, person-centred support and decision-making across health and social care settings.
Participants will engage in a mix of facilitated teaching, case studies, group exercises, and reflective learning designed to reinforce understanding of legal duties, multi-agency responsibilities, and effective aftercare planning.
This course is delivered in a classroom setting, providing opportunities for questions and discussion with expert trainers.
This course is ideal for professionals working in health, social care, housing and support services, including but not limited to: