Peer-Led Mental Health Support Certification

Peer-Led Mental Health Support Certification

Overview 🌟

Peer-Led Mental Health Support Certification is a specialised training designed to prepare you to guide, support, and empower individuals facing mental health challenges. Drawing on psychology, counselling, and peer engagement strategies, this course equips you to address conditions such as ADHD and OCD while fostering trust and resilience. If you want to become a skilled support worker or enhance your existing professional toolkit, this low commitment course is for you. But be quick — this offer is only available now and won’t return.

Description 💬

This certification blends the best practices from psychology and counselling with peer-led strategies to create a safe and supportive environment for those experiencing mental health issues. You’ll learn how to develop rapport, maintain boundaries, and handle sensitive conversations with individuals who may be dealing with ADHD, OCD, and other mental health concerns.

The course includes interactive examples and roleplay scenarios to help you practise your skills as a support worker. You will also explore ways to recognise early signs of distress, apply de-escalation techniques, and encourage self-empowerment. By the end, you’ll have the confidence to act as a bridge between professional help and community-level peer support.

Who Is This Course For? 🎯

• Aspiring and current support workers in the mental health sector
• People with lived experience wanting to help others through peer-led support
• Counselling students and psychology graduates seeking hands-on skills
• Professionals assisting individuals with ADHD, OCD, and related conditions

Requirements 📝

• No academic prerequisites — open to anyone with a passion for mental health, psychology, and counselling
• Comfort using online learning tools to access resources and activities

Career Path 📈

With Peer-Led Mental Health Support Certification, you can pursue roles in mental health outreach, school support services, counselling assistance, or as a peer mentor in community projects. Your expertise in psychology, counselling, ADHD, OCD, and support work will make you a valuable asset in organisations that prioritise mental health care and inclusion.