Course Catalogue

Whether you are looking for training to help your staff to support other peoples' mental health, or their own, we have training available to fit your needs.

Here are some of the training courses that we have available. We can also create bespoke courses based on the needs that you have identified within your organisation. Please get in touch with us if you would like to discuss your training needs.

All of the courses listed here are available for exclusive delivery for your staff team. If you are looking for open access courses to book single spaces on, please see the course listing called 'Eventbrite courses' to find the link to our Eventbrite page. Here you will find our regular free sessions for Parents & Carers, all of our Self-Harm Learning Network webinars, any free e-learning we have available, open-access MHFA courses, as well as one-off or special events we have available.

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Youth Mental Health First Aid Refresher course

Just like physical first aid, we recommend that MHFAiders® attend a Refresher course every three years.
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Adult Mental Health First Aid Refresher course

Just like physical first aid, we recommend that MHFAiders® attend a Refresher course every three years.
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Implementing a workplace wellbeing strategy

This course will help you to develop a strategy to improve wellbeing in your organisation
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Become a Mental Health First Aider (MHFAider®)

You can be equipped to help people with this internationally-recognised and accredited Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course
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Suicide First Aid

By equipping yourself with the skills taught in this programme, you become a crucial part of the effort to reduce suicide rates and save lives.
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Listening skills training

Learn how to have better conversations about mental health
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Emotional resilience for front-line staff

In these challenging times, it's vital we develop the resilience of frontline staff who may be dealing with people experiencing high levels of anxiety, stress or anger
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Become a Youth Mental Health First Aider (MHFAider®)

Learn to support young people with this internationally recognised and accredited course