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The GCC is provided in partnership by the following organisations
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Mental Health Education Programs
PROGRAM ONE
Mental Health First Aid (2-day face to face) – Accredited by Mental Health First Aid Australia
The 12-hour Mental Health First Aid course teaches adults (18 years and over) how to provide initial support to adults who are developing a mental illness or experiencing a mental health crisis. Over 2 days you will learn about the signs and symptoms of common and disabling mental health problems, how to provide initial help, where and how to get professional help, what sort of help has been shown by research to be effective, and how to provide first aid in a crisis.
Note: Organisations can only register one employee for the Mental Health First Aid Program (Either Face to Face or Blended) which will be funded by GCC. If you would like to add additional staff, please contact industryprojects@genu.org.au, who can invoice you directly for additional places.
Course participants receive a copy of the Standard MHFA Manual to keep and a certificate of completion which is valid for three years.
PROGRAM TWO
Community Mental Health First Aid (Blended) – Accredited by Mental Health First Aid Australia
This Mental Health First Aid course teaches adults (18 years and over) how to provide initial support to adults who are developing a mental illness or experiencing a mental health crisis. You will learn about the signs and symptoms of common and disabling mental health problems, how to provide initial help, where and how to get professional help, what sort of help has been shown by research to be effective, and how to provide first aid in a crisis.
Course component 1
A self-paced eLearning component: Community blended Mental Health First Aid (takes 5-7 hours to complete).
An e-voucher will be emailed to you upon confirmation of your registration. The e-voucher will allow you to access the eLearning component, which must be completed PRIOR to the live webinars.
Course component 2
2 x 2.5-hour Instructor-led sessions using video conferencing delivered over 2 consecutive days 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (includes 30-minute break).
Note: Organisations can only register one employee for the Mental Health First Aid Program (Either Face to Face or Blended) which will be funded by GCC. If you would like to add additional staff, please contact industryprojects@genu.org.au, who can invoice you directly for additional places.
Course participants receive a copy of the Standard MHFA Manual to keep and a certificate of completion which is valid for three years.
PROGRAM THREE
Mental Health Awareness for Community Leaders
The 5-hour Mental Health Awareness for Community Leaders and Business Owners assists in ensuring you have the knowledge and strategies in place to support members of your community groups or businesses.
- What is a mental health?
- Identifying signs in your workers
- How to approach a conversation with an employee
- Encouraging good mental health at work
- Strategies to prevent mental health problems
- Legislation
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Managing work loads
Course participants receive a statement of participation.
PROGRAM FOUR
Managing your own Mental Wellbeing (Webinar)
The 1-hour Webinar is suitable for anyone wanting to learn strategies to manage their own Mental Wellbeing.
Topics covered include:
- What do we mean by being mentally healthy? What is mental illness in this continuum?
- Understanding the signs and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and substance misuse.
- Strategies to manage your wellbeing.
Course participants receive a statement of participation.
Mental Health Trainer – Jules Haddock
Jules has over 30 years’ experience in supporting vulnerable people in the community. As a Mental Health Educator for GenU Training, she impresses the importance of understanding mental health for all.
Owner of The Anxious Bird, she shares her own story of Lived experience and recovery through education. Author of Chirpee The Anxious Bird, and Finding Faith in Mental illness, she also is a practicing artist, celebrating the freedom of mental health in her paintings.
She encourages creative avenues for conversations centred on our mental wellbeing.
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