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Skills Bootcamp In Quality Management
Mental Health First Aider
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Become the designated MHFA in your workplace.
Having a qualified Mental Health First Aider in the workplace provides a point of contact for an employee who is experiencing a mental health issue or emotional distress.
This interaction could range from having an initial conversation through to supporting the individual to get appropriate help. In a crisis, Mental Health First Aiders can spot the signs of mental ill health and are valuable in providing early support for someone who may be developing a mental health issue.
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- Comprehensive understanding of mental health awareness.
- Recognition and interpretation of early warning signs.
- Knowledge on seeking appropriate help for mental health issues.
- Familiarity with specific mental health conditions and their nuances.
- Proficiency in conducting risk assessments for individuals requiring support.
- Ability to identify and respond to crisis situations effectively.
- Skills to recognise and provide support for individuals experiencing stress.
- Practical application of key support skills for individuals with poor mental health.
Meet the Tutors
Ed Johnson
“Throughout my 15-years’ experience in nursing, I've had the honour of mentoring individuals in specialised healthcare areas. Additionally, I've undertaken the responsibility of conducting audits, including the Mock CQC audits. One of the most rewarding aspects of my work is witnessing learners grow and progress in their careers. I take joy in tutoring and supporting individuals as they develop their skills and knowledge."
Sarah Gensmantel
"I have many years of experience in safeguarding, pastoral care, and holistic support including MHFA, Trauma-Informed and Psychotherapy for children, young people, and vulnerable adults. Over the years, this work has been immensely rewarding, and it has been an honour to walk alongside the people I’ve supported, witnessing their journeys of healing and personal progress. More recently, I have transitioned into a new role where I can help other professionals reach their full potential, while continuing to provide support where it is most needed."
