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Mental Health Awareness focuses on building understanding, empathy, and practical knowledge around mental health and wellbeing. It supports individuals working in health, care, and community settings to recognise mental health conditions, respond appropriately to risk, and promote supportive, inclusive environments while also prioritising personal wellbeing.
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Module 1
The Importance of Awareness
Module 2
Common Mental Health Conditions
Module 3
How Common Are Mental Health Conditions?
Module 4
Self-Harm
Module 5
Suicide
Module 6
Supporting People at Risk of Self-Harm or Suicide
Module 7
Stigma and Mental Health Conditions
Module 8
The Social Model of Disability
Module 9
Adapting Environments, Care, and Support
Module 10
Early Diagnosis
Module 11
Treatment
Module 12
Relevant Legislation
Module 13
The Importance of Self-Care
Module 14
Seeking Support for Your Own Mental Health Needs
Module 15
Supporting Others With Mental Health Care Needs
Module 16
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Join us as a healthcare trainer providing practical sessions to professionals and workers.
Apply for Trainer RoleEnroll in our accredited, hands-on practical training sessions to deliver better patientcentred care.
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The course covers common mental health conditions, self-harm, suicide, stigma, early diagnosis, treatment, legislation, self-care, and how to support your own and others’ mental health needs.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon successful completion of the Mental Health Awareness course.
To register, log in or sign up to your Care Learning account using your email and password. New users can create an account at care-learning.com.
This course is suitable for healthcare professionals, support staff, and caregivers who work with or support individuals experiencing mental health challenges.