Mental Health Diploma Training
Multiple dates

Mental Health Diploma Training

By Compete High

Get ready to dive deep into mental health topics and earn your diploma in a supportive and engaging environment!

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Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Mental health isn’t just a topic—it’s a complex field with many faces. This course delivers an insightful look into a wide range of mental health conditions, from anxiety and depression to disorders related to substance use, learning, and development. Each module unpacks the characteristics, challenges, and considerations with clarity and care.

You’ll also explore methods of treatment, approaches to supporting others, and how to recognise signs of abuse, neglect, or co-occurring issues. Whether you’re a curious learner or support someone in your circle, this course brings focus to a subject that deserves attention—without dramatising or glossing over the detail.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Recognise symptoms of common mental health conditions and disorders
  • Understand core traits of anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorders
  • Learn about autism, ADHD, and learning disability characteristics
  • Identify substance use and addiction-related behavioural patterns
  • Explore treatment approaches for various mental health challenges
  • Understand care strategies for individuals facing mental health difficulties

Who is this Course For:

  • Support workers seeking understanding of mental health concepts
  • Individuals wanting structured insight into mental health conditions
  • Caregivers supporting individuals with emotional or behavioural needs
  • Volunteers assisting in mental health-related organisations
  • Parents or guardians managing developmental health concerns
  • Educators interested in special needs awareness
  • Students researching behavioural and emotional disorders
  • HR professionals improving mental health awareness in the workplace

Career Path:

  • Mental Health Support Worker – £23,000/year
  • Behavioural Support Assistant – £21,000/year
  • Substance Misuse Outreach Worker – £24,000/year
  • Learning Disabilities Facilitator – £22,000/year
  • Healthcare Support Officer (Mental Health) – £25,000/year
  • Community Support Advisor – £26,000/year

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Compete High

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