This course is designed for staff who are working with vulnerable adults and children, and want to improve communication skills, understanding of warning signs and overall support methods.
As a participant, you'll be equipped with skills and knowledge of how to support people with Mental Health including identifying signs of a person struggling with their mental health, Self-Harm and Suicide risks. In addition to this provide them with the skills to administer Mental Health First Aid.
The Mental Health, Self-Harm, and Suicide Awareness Course has been expertly designed to provide care professionals with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to recognise, act and support individuals who may be struggling with their mental health and require professional support and advice.
This course is suitable for individuals who wish to improve their confidence and knowledge surrounding mental health and suicide and how best to approach different scenarios and the people involved.
Whether you are new to the care industry or would like to train a large group of staff members to ensure consistency within the workplace, our trainers are equipped to provide essential awareness to safeguard vulnerable individuals and support them with empathy in a professional manner.
This training session explores various aspects of mental health and self harm, and the signs and behaviours that may indicate someone is at risk. As a learner, you will gain valuable insight into understanding how stigma and trauma can impact an individual’s mental health, and how you can approach individuals in a non-judgmental manner.
We deliver this in a classroom setting which we believe gives learners a better opportunity to engage with other learners through open discussions, real-world case studies, and group activities to help build confidence and develop practical skills they can put into practice within their roles.
Our training covers various key areas including:
Understanding the difference between mental health and mental health illness
How mental illness can impact individuals day-to-day
Be able to identify early warning signs of mental health concerns and conditions
How to support individuals
If you work directly with vulnerable adults or children and are interested in deepening your knowledge and skills around mental health, self-harm, and suicide, our course has been designed to improve your communication and practical support skills.
Navigating mental health matters requires sensitivity and empathy in a way that ensures individuals feel listened to and cared for, especially within stressful situations.
By completing this training, you and your team will be better equipped to foster an open culture around mental health, reduce stigma in the workplace, and build greater awareness of safeguarding responsibilities. This will ensure staff feel confident in supporting those they for while promoting a positive and proactive environment towards other staff members and individuals they care for.
Additionally, completing our Mental Health, Self Harm and Suicide Awareness course ensures your organisation meets compliance and quality standards such as CQC and regulatory expectations.
