Mental Health Awareness Course

Location: Midleton, Co Cork. Click to View Map

Group course completed on your premises or in our training facility. Course duration from half to one day based on your requirements. This course offers an introduction into how to recognise common conditions and ways we can help ourselves and colleagues deal with mental health disorders.

Price: Please contact us with your requirements, location and no of participants and we will contact you to agree details and dates that suit.

Enquire about this course: Call: 087 6792295 Email: info@allsafetytraining.ie

This course is not currently available for individual booking. Please contact us for group training options.

Course Description

Description

★★★★★HSA Compliant Training in Cork

Mental Health Awareness Course

This training is designed to enhance understanding of mental health and mental health problems that may arise in the workplace.

🏆 Mental Health Awareness – Certificate of Attendance

📚What You Will Learn

Employers have a legal duty of care for the mental wellbeing of employees under HSA Legislation. Putting a proactive programme in place demonstrates your organisation’s commitment. You will master:

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Recognising Signs & Symptoms: Provide managers and staff with the skills to recognise the signs and symptoms of common emotional health problems like stress, insomnia, depression, or anger.

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Engaging Effectively: Learn how to appropriately engage in a conversation with the person you are concerned about safely and empathetically.

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Providing Support: Identify the resources and supports that can assist someone who is struggling with their mental health.

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Organisational Benefits: Understand how supporting mental health boosts employee retention, reduces absenteeism, and increases overall productivity.

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Assessment & Certification

On completion of the course, successful participants will receive a Certificate in Mental Health Awareness. (Maximum of 12 participants per course).

1. Theory Assessment

A short questionnaire evaluating your understanding of mental health, duty of care, and identifying symptoms.

2. Practical Assessment

Scenario-based exercises to practice how to appropriately engage in a conversation and offer the right support.