Mental Health First Aid

Learn essential mental health support skills quickly with our Mental Health First Aid course.

Overview:

Mental Health First Aid is designed to equip learners with the knowledge to recognise signs of mental distress and provide appropriate initial support. This course covers a broad spectrum of common mental health issues, focusing on early intervention and effective communication to help those in need.

Through clear explanations and practical guidance, participants gain confidence in identifying mental health challenges and responding calmly and effectively. Whether you work in education, healthcare, or community services, this course provides a strong foundation for supporting mental wellbeing.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify common signs and symptoms of mental health issues confidently.
• Understand the role of mental health first aid in everyday settings.
• Apply communication techniques to support individuals in distress.
• Recognise when to suggest professional help and appropriate services.
• Learn strategies to reduce stigma around mental health conditions.
• Develop awareness of self-care and maintaining personal mental wellbeing.

Who is this Course For:

• Professionals seeking to improve mental health awareness in the workplace.
• Educators wishing to better support students’ mental wellbeing.
• Care workers aiming to assist clients with mental health needs.
• HR personnel managing employee wellbeing and support systems.
• Community volunteers wanting to help those facing mental health challenges.
• Managers responsible for staff welfare and early intervention.
• Anyone interested in gaining foundational mental health knowledge.
• Individuals looking to confidently assist friends or family members.

Career Path:

• Mental Health Support Worker – Average UK Salary: £22,000
• Wellbeing Coordinator – Average UK Salary: £26,000
• Community Care Worker – Average UK Salary: £21,500
• HR Advisor (Employee Wellbeing) – Average UK Salary: £30,000
• Teaching Assistant (Special Educational Needs) – Average UK Salary: £19,500
• Counselling Assistant – Average UK Salary: £20,000