Mental Health First Responders Training

AUD399.00

The Mental Health First Responders (MHFR) program is a globally recognised, self-paced online course endorsed by the Mental Health Foundation Australia. Developed using foundational principles of psychology and mental health, this training equips participants with practical skills to support individuals experiencing mental health distress.

 

Key Learnings

  1. Early Detection: Identify signs of mental health distress promptly.
  2. Effective Communication: Utilize active listening and reflective skills to engage with individuals in need.
  3. Crisis Response: Apply the LIFT + ACT framework to provide immediate support during crises.
  4. Resource Facilitation: Guide individuals toward appropriate professional help and resources.
  5. Promotion of Well-being: Foster a supportive environment that encourages mental well-being.
 

Included:

  1. 9 hours of Digital Learning Modules: Engaging self-paced content accessible through our Learning Management System (LMS).
  2. One-on-One Coaching Session: A personalised session to integrate and practice listening and reflective skills.
  3. Assessment and Certification: An online assessment leading to a globally recognised certification upon successful completion.

Extras:

  • Digital Handbook: A comprehensive guide to support your learning journey.
  • Team Emotional Pulse Credit: Access to tools that help monitor and support team well-being.
  • Workshop Resources: Materials to facilitate your own mental health and well-being workshops, backed by the ShareTree team upon certification.
 

Accessing the Course:

After completing your order:

  1. Email Confirmation: You will receive an email with instructions to log in to our Learning Management System (LMS).
  2. Complete Modules: Progress through the self-paced learning modules at your convenience.
  3. Certification Test: Upon completing the modules, sit for the online assessment to earn your certification.
 
 

Who can use this

 Leaders, Mental Health Supports, Human Resource Leaders, Chaplains, Psychologists, Emergency Responders, Parents, Teachers, Care Workers, Social Workers, First Aiders.
 

Promotion, Prevention, and Early Intervention Support reduces the impact on a person in mental health distress, and minimises the time and cost to recover back to a state of stability. Mental health distress, left undetected and unsupported, can lead to chronic mental health issues and increase the chance of risk and time for recovery.

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