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Mental health first aid workshop
The Mental Health First Aid workshop, offered by Organisational Development, teaches you how to identify, understand and help a person who may be developing a mental health issue. Mental Health First Aid also teaches you how to recognise those crucial warning signs of mental ill-health.
Learning outcomes
Completing the Mental Health First Aid workshop will enable you to learn more about common mental health difficulties and feel more confident in responding to students who may present as experiencing a mental health problem. For instance, the course covers:
- how you can respond to someone who is highly anxious or having a panic attack
- how to respond if someone tells you they are suffering from depression or feeling suicidal
- how to respond to someone experiencing psychosis, as well as teaching listening skills
This course is valuable for both professional and personal development.
Book your place
Book your place through HR Organiser and search for 'Mental health first aid workshop'.
Contact us
Organisational Development
Email:
develop@essex.ac.uk