Mental Health
First Aid Training
“Thanks so much for creating a safe and harmonious space to learn about such important content. I will definitely be recommending this course and instructor to my friends and family.”
If you are worried about your family member, friend or colleague, this course will give you confidence to know how to offer mental health first aid, in a supportive and non-judgemental way. Learn how to ask about, listen to and support someone experiencing mental health problems.
The Standard Mental Health First Aid training course will teach you how to provide initial support to people who may be experiencing mental health problems.
The course has been developed using the expertise of people with lived experience as well as mental health professionals. We'll explore Depression, Anxiety problems, Psychosis and Substance use. Some of the crisis situations we'll explore include suicidal thinking, panic attacks and severe psychotic states.
Training goes for 12 hours over two days, and is accredited for 3 years. You can also qualify for up to 5 CPD points.
Morning and afternoon tea is included, along with your own copy of the MHFA manual.
Talk to JB about how to access subsidies if you are engaged in the building and construction sector in Tasmania.
Does your workplace have MHFA Accreditation?
The costs of mental health challenges to Australian workplaces are significant. Mental health first aid training is one important step to improving mental health outcomes for your workforce. Training can also be tailored to specific workplaces, and when delivered in-house enables productive and valuable conversations to de-stigmatise mental health challenges in the workplace. How much does mental health challenges cost your workplace?
The Mental Health First Aid Workplace Recognition Program provides a framework for creating a supportive workplace environment, where staff feel encouraged and supported to talk openly about mental health. This is one small part of creating a psychologically safer workplace. The benefits from participating, include:
Recognition for your workplace commitment to mental health and wellbeing for your team.
Improved supports for staff, their families and your broader community.
Improved bottom line for your organisation.
Mental health first aid training opportunities to
suit your organisation and context.
Full face-to-face training, online, or a combination of the two.
FIND OUT MORE about Blended online MHFA.
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““Jonathan held the space for us in a way that felt safe and open to me. His knowledge in this area was clear, but he let us be curious and come to our own conclusions. I would highly recommend undertaking MHFA, and Jonathan was an excellent facilitator.” ”
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Mental Health First Aid Australia, CLICK HERE.