Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a two-day programme. The course has proved highly successful and is particularly valued by front-line workers and managers, such as police, ambulance personnel and security staff. However, it is designed for anyone who has or is experiencing a mental health condition or who works in and around mental health or who simply wishes to find out more.
MHFA is a lot more than a course in mental health awareness, especially as it deals with interventions for a wide range of conditions. The programme can be seen as a 'Level II' course, intensive, advanced and in-depth in its detailed analysis of health presentations and relevant interventions.
For a programme that is more focussed on mental health awareness and social inclusion issues, a Level I course such as 'Planning for Good Mental Health & Social Inclusion' is recommended. 'Planning for Good Mental Health & Social Inclusion' is a one-day course that is proving very popular and is currently in-demand by primary care team staff and community workers.
'Planning for Good Mental Health & Social Inclusion' is a one-day course which introduces participants to mental health awareness along with some of the key developments in recovery and mainstream social inclusion.
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