Just as physical first aid can be vital in an emergency, mental health first aid can also make a key difference until professional help arrives, and a Hermitage area workshop will equip a new group of learners with these skills.
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing has organized a Mental Health First Aid course, and it will be running this September. It is scheduled to take place at 8406 Sharon Mercer Road, and it will be offered to its registrants in person.
During the day of training, the attendees will learn how to recognize the Signs that someone is struggling, and they will find out how they can create a positive interaction with an individual in crisis. The ALGEE (asses, listen, give, encourage, encourage) acronym will be introduced, and they will also discuss self-care techniques and how to connect someone with professional help.
Over 2.6 million people have undertaken a mental health first aid qualification. A continuing education course like this provides adults with an opportunity to learn some new skills, and Stationery printers can supply learning materials, custom Pens, and certificates for such events.
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s Mental Health First Aid Course will run from 8:00 am until 4:30 pm on September 14th. Anyone who would like to register for the opportunity is asked to contact the organizers via email.
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