Supervising/Leading First Aid for Mental Health

Supervising/Leading First Aid for Mental Health

Start your learning journey in Mental Health and Wellbeing 

 

Here’s an overview of all our First Aid for Mental Health Courses

What will I gain from this qualification?

This qualification covers the content in Levels 1 and 2 and then goes into more detail on a wider range of mental health conditions and the support and help provided by healthcare professionals.

You will be able to demonstrate:

🟣 What mental health is, why people develop mental health conditions and the role of a First Aider for Mental Health

🟣 How to provide support and start a conversation with someone experiencing poor mental health

🟣 Know how to recognise and manage stress

🟣 Understand the impact of substance misuse on mental health

🟣 The First Aid Action Plan for mental health and how to put this into practice

🟣 How to implement a positive mental health culture in the workplace

🟣 Understand a range of mental health conditions and behaviours and the support/therapy provided by professional healthcare providers

During the 6-week period you will cover:

 

Module 1 – An introduction to the Qualification

Module 2 – What is First Aid for Mental Health?

Module 3 – Identifying mental health conditions and early signs

Module 4 – Providing support and starting a conversation

Module 5 – Stress

 

🔵 2-hour group or 1-to-1 live online Zoom guided learning session

 

Module 6 – Drugs and alcohol

Module 7 – First Aid Action Plan for mental health

Module 8 – Mental health in the workplace

Module 9 – Depression

Module 10 – Anxiety

Module 11 – Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

 

🔵 2-hour group or 1-to-1 live online Zoom guided learning session

 

Module 12 – Self-harm

Module 13 – Suicide

Module 14 – Eating disorders

Module 15 – Personality disorders

Module 16 – Bipolar disorder

Module 17 – Psychosis

Module 18 – Schizophrenia

 

🔵 2-hour group or 1-to-1 live online Zoom guided learning session

 

1-to-1 assessment conducted online via Zoom which takes up to 70 minutes

What resources will I have access to?

 

You will benefit from

 

1️⃣ Lifetime access to our user-friendly, interactive online learning system which includes a collection of informational resources to utilise as a “go-to” source of knowledge, including online lessons, discussions, articles, statistics, graphics, and research.

2️⃣ Live, interactive sessions conducted online by a skilled facilitator

3️⃣ A First Aid for Mental Health guide to refer to at any time

4️⃣ A digital certificate from an educational awarding body

5️⃣ Lifetime access to a large digital resource library

What does the assessment involve?

 

To be awarded the qualification, you must successfully pass a verbal professional discussion assessment conducted online via Zoom, which takes around 70 minutes. The assessment paper is a mix of multiple-choice questions and open questions with short answers.

What are the entry requirements?

 

The minimum age is 16 years or older. This distance learning qualification requires a level of unsupervised learning and literacy skills to be able to read and self-learn the reference manual and additional resources.

What qualification will I receive?

You can choose to receive either:

 

➡ FAA Level 3 Award in Supervising First Aid for Mental Health RQF – applies to England, Wales and Northern Ireland

➡ Award in Leading First Aid for Mental Health at SCQF Level 6 – applies to Scotland

 

The qualification is valid for three years from the date of achievement.

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Company Bookings

£2800 (+ VAT) for between 7 and 12 people

 

£450 (+ VAT) per person for 1 to 6 people

 

If you are booking an on-site Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health Course at your organisation’s premises, there is an additional cost of £200 + VAT per course.

 

Individual Booking (One-to-One)

£540 (VAT-inclusive)

 

One-to-One learners have four weeks from the date of purchase to contact us and schedule three 2-hour LIVE Zoom guided learning sessions and a 70-minute assessment. The sessions and assessment must be scheduled within a six-week time frame.