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SUMMARY:Mental Health First Aid Training (2 Day Course)
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nMental Health First Aid (MHFA) is the non-professional support offered to a person developing poor mental health\, experiencing a worsening of an existing mental health condition or in a mental health crisis. This can include in a work\, home\, or community setting. \nBy choosing MHFA England training\, you are joining England’s largest community of Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAiders®) and helping to improve the mental health of the nation. On your course you will gain the knowledge and skills to spot the signs of a person experiencing poor mental health\, the confidence to start a conversation and the tools to signpost to appropriate support. \nThis training is made up a series of four sessions across two days. These sessions include group activities\, case studies\, discussion\, and skills practice. Upon completion\, you will receive a certificate\, workbook\, MHFA lanyard and special email signature! You can find more information about the role of a Mental Health First Aider in the attached document. \nThis course usually costs £325.00\, but we very pleased to be able to offer it at a discounted rate of £199.99 per person.  \n£199.99 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nWednesday 11th and Thursday 12th November from 9am – 5pm (Watford Wellbeing Centre)\n\nAttendees will need to complete both days to obtain their accreditation. \nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/mental-health-first-aid-training-2-day-course/
LOCATION:Watford\, Watford Wellbeing Centre\, 501 St Albans Road\, Watford\, Hertfordshire\, WD24 7RZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Face to Face Courses,Qualified MHFAider®
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hertfordshire Mind":MAILTO:Training@HertfordshireMind.org
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SUMMARY:Schizophrenia & Psychosis
DESCRIPTION:What it will cover?\nPsychosis conditions\, including schizophrenia\, are treatable mental health problems that can affect anyone\, although very few people talk about the conditions and their impact on families. Millions of people across the globe find themselves thrust unexpectedly into a role providing support and care when a relative develops psychosis. \n\nDefine and gain a comprehensive understanding of psychosis and schizophrenia\, as well as other related diagnoses within the psychosis spectrum\nIdentify the causes and the profound impact that psychosis and schizophrenia have on individuals who experience these conditions\nExplore the detrimental effects of stigma and the power of language in relation to individuals undergoing psychosis\nCultivate an awareness of best practices and enhance confidence in engaging with individuals using a sensitive and appropriate approach\nRecognise the significant role that supporters can play in the recovery process of individuals affected by psychosis\nRaise awareness regarding the diverse range of services and interventions available for individuals with psychosis\n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nThursday 12th November from 9:30am – 12:30pm (online via MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/schizophrenia-psychosis/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261113T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261113T120000
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SUMMARY:Men’s Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nThis workshop explores men’s mental health through the lens of stigma\, identity\, and vulnerability. It creates a safe and supportive space to reflect on how societal expectations\, language\, and traditional ideas of masculinity can influence emotional wellbeing and help-seeking. \nMen’s mental health is often critically impacted by stigma and cultural norms that equate masculinity with strength\, self-reliance\, and emotional silence. As a result\, many men experience anxiety\, depression\, or stress while feeling unable to speak openly about it. This session invites participants to reflect on what it means to be a man in today’s world\, and how vulnerability\, strength\, and identity can coexist. \nThe training aims to: \nThe workshop aims to build participants’ confidence in engaging in meaningful conversations about mental health — both their own and others’. Through discussion\, reflection\, and practical skill-building\, attendees will develop tools to manage their wellbeing\, recognise when support may be needed\, and feel more empowered to foster a culture of openness and empathy in their families\, workplaces\, and communities. \nBy the end of the session\, participants will: \n\nExplore what is meant by men’s mental health and how gendered expectations can shape emotional wellbeing\nIncrease understanding of stigma\, language\, and cultural barriers that may prevent men from speaking openly\nGain an overview of common mental health issues\, including prevalence\, signs\, symptoms\, and impact\nReflect on identity\, masculinity\, and vulnerability — and how these concepts can coexist in healthy ways\nBuild confidence in recognising when support may be needed and knowing how and where to seek help\nDevelop and practise listening skills and supportive conversation techniques (including asking\, listening\, and responding)\nLearn practical tools and sustainable strategies to manage stress and support personal wellbeing\nFeel more confident supporting other men and role modelling healthy behaviours\n\n£0.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nFriday 13th November from 10:00am – 12:00pm (online via MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/mens-mental-health/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Peer Support and How to Support Others
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nThe aim of this workshop is to provide attendees with an understanding of some of the practical and theoretical tips they can adopt to support themselves and others. \nThe training aims to cover: \n\nHow to have difficult conversations about mental health\nHow to actively listen\nHow to signpost people to support\nThe responsibilities of a mental health supporter\nLooking after your own wellbeing and resilience\n\nThere will be breaks throughout the training course and the tutor will send all of the training content after the course\, including any resources\, references and training slides. \n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nMonday 16th November from 1:30 – 4:30pm (in-person at Ware Wellbeing Centre)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/peer-support-and-how-to-support-others-2/
LOCATION:Ware\, Ware Wellbeing Centre\, The Warehouse\, 14 New Road\, Ware\, Hertfordshire\, SG12 7BS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Face to Face Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Hertfordshire Mind":MAILTO:Training@HertfordshireMind.org
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SUMMARY:Motivational Interviewing
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nMotivational Interviewing is more than just a technique – it’s a powerful\, person-centred approach to communication that helps people explore their own motivations for change. Grounded in empathy\, curiosity\, and collaboration\, MI is especially effective in roles where behaviour change\, support\, or guidance is part of your everyday work. \nThis interactive training will explore how MI can be practically applied in your role\, equipping you with tools to support others in navigating ambivalence and moving towards meaningful change. \nTogether\, we’ll look at: \n\nThe core principles and spirit of MI\, including compassion\, acceptance\, partnership\, and evocation\nThe MI framework\, known as the Four Processes: Engaging\, Focusing\, Evoking and Planning\nHow to identify and respond to Change Talk and Sustain Talk to help build momentum towards positive action\nPractical communication tools such as OARS (Open Questions\, Affirmations\, Reflections\, and Summaries) to enhance conversations\nHow to give advice in an MI-consistent way using the Elicit-Provide-Elicit method – avoiding the “righting reflex”\nReal-life scenarios and exercises to help embed MI in your daily practice\n\nWhether you’re supporting clients\, mentoring staff\, or working with people through change\, MI offers a respectful and empowering framework for building motivation and working together towards solutions. \n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nWednesday 18th November from 9:30am – 1:30pm (in-person at Watford Wellbeing Centre)
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/motivational-interviewing/
LOCATION:Watford\, Watford Wellbeing Centre\, 501 St Albans Road\, Watford\, Hertfordshire\, WD24 7RZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Face to Face Courses
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SUMMARY:Self Harm
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nSelf-harm statistics appear to be on the increase\, year on year; affecting people of all ages\, genders and backgrounds. This session provides a comprehensive overview and aims to educate professionals and volunteers using both lived experience and professional background\, as well as signposting to other resources and agencies. \nThe training aims to cover: \n\nIncreased knowledge as to how self-harm manifests itself and the reasons it is often instigated\nBe able to spot the warning signs\, both physical and emotional.\nIdentify some of the reasons for self-harm and be aware of the risks related\nConsider the effect of myths and stigmas on how you approach the topic of self-harm\nDevelop confidence in supporting someone who self-harms or may be considering it\nRaise awareness of further services\, apps or websites that may be of assistance to you or your client\n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nMonday 23rd November from 1:30am – 4:30pm (online via MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/self-harm/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nObsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood and carries stigma in society\, leading to misconceptions and challenges for those affected. This training aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of OCD\, its impact\, and effective strategies to support individuals living with this condition. \nThe training aims to: \n\nIncrease knowledge and broaden understanding of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and its various manifestations.\nDevelop awareness of best practices to engage confidently with individuals experiencing OCD.\nRaise awareness of the diverse range of services and interventions available for individuals affected by OCD.\nRecognise the importance of everyone’s role in fostering inclusion and challenging the stigma associated with an OCD diagnosis.\nIdentify practical approaches to support affected individuals and encourage a more inclusive and understanding environment towards those living with OCD.\n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nTuesday 24th November from 1:30pm – 4:30pm (online via MS Teams) \n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Grief & Bereavement
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nThis training provides a comprehensive grasp of grief support. It covers the diverse nature of grief\, highlighting its fluid stages and individualised experiences. Communication strategies focus on active listening and sensitive discussions surrounding loss. \nParticipants will learn to create supportive environments by understanding the emotional and physical needs of those affected by loss\, grief and bereavement\, tailoring personalised support plans. Self-care for grief supporters is emphasised\, addressing compassion fatigue and advocating for maintaining emotional well-being. \nThis training aims to: \n\nUnderstand what is meant by grief\, loss and bereavement\nGain a better understanding of how a bereavement can impact an individual and the factors that influence how they grieve – helping to overcome the barriers to talking about death\, loss and grief\nIdentify the tools to help talk with those bereaved with confidence and compassion. Ensuring those experiencing loss feel heard\, respected\, and supported.\nDevelop best practice and improved confidence when engaging with individuals experiencing grief and bereavement\n\nThere will be breaks throughout the training course and the tutor will send all of the training content after the course\, including any resources\, references and training slides. \n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nTuesday 1st December from 9:30am – 12:30pm (online via MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/grief-bereavement/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Eating Disorders
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nEating disorders are serious mental health conditions which can involve impacted eating habits and different feelings about food\, weight\, and body image. These conditions can affect a person’s emotions and physical health\, and they’re not just about wanting to look a certain way. \nThe training aims to: \n\nIncrease knowledge as to how eating disorders present themselves\nSpot the warning signs\, both physical and emotional\nConsider the effect of myths and stigma on how you approach the topic of eating disorders\nBe more equipped to support someone who is at risk of an eating disorder or who has an eating disorder\nHave an awareness of further services\, apps or websites that may be of assistance to someone at risk or with an eating disorder\n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nThursday 17th December from 1:30pm – 4:30pm (online via MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/eating-disorders-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270125T123000
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SUMMARY:Hoarding & Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nThis training course will provide a general introduction to the complex topic of hoarding behaviours and hoarding disorder. Delegates will gain a better knowledge and range of skills to motivate and support individuals that hoard with greater insight into how hoarding presents itself. There will be a focus on managing some of the more practical challenges of supporting individuals who hoard and how to approach this. \nThe training aims to: \n\nBe able to understand some of the traits of hoarding behaviour\nUnderstand what hoarding is and the difference between hoarding disorder and hoarding behaviour\nUnderstand who can be affected by the disorder\, possible triggers and how it presents itself\nUnderstand some of the do’s and don’ts of supporting an individual who hoards\nHave a better understanding of how to manage some of the more practical challenges of working with hoarding behaviour\n\n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nMonday 25th January 2027 from 9.30am – 12.30pm (online vis MS Teams)\n\nFor more information regarding delivering this training externally to a group\, please contact us using the details provided below.
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/hoarding-mental-health/
CATEGORIES:Courses via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Motivational Interviewing
DESCRIPTION:What will it cover?\nMotivational Interviewing is more than just a technique – it’s a powerful\, person-centred approach to communication that helps people explore their own motivations for change. Grounded in empathy\, curiosity\, and collaboration\, MI is especially effective in roles where behaviour change\, support\, or guidance is part of your everyday work. \nThis interactive training will explore how MI can be practically applied in your role\, equipping you with tools to support others in navigating ambivalence and moving towards meaningful change. \nTogether\, we’ll look at: \n\nThe core principles and spirit of MI\, including compassion\, acceptance\, partnership\, and evocation\nThe MI framework\, known as the Four Processes: Engaging\, Focusing\, Evoking and Planning\nHow to identify and respond to Change Talk and Sustain Talk to help build momentum towards positive action\nPractical communication tools such as OARS (Open Questions\, Affirmations\, Reflections\, and Summaries) to enhance conversations\nHow to give advice in an MI-consistent way using the Elicit-Provide-Elicit method – avoiding the “righting reflex”\nReal-life scenarios and exercises to help embed MI in your daily practice\n\nWhether you’re supporting clients\, mentoring staff\, or working with people through change\, MI offers a respectful and empowering framework for building motivation and working together towards solutions. \n£50.00 \n\nWhen is it?\n\nWednesday 27th January 2027 from 9.30am – 1.30pm (in-person at Watford Wellbeing Centre)
URL:https://mentalhealthtraining.org.uk/event/motivational-interviewing-2/
LOCATION:Watford\, Watford Wellbeing Centre\, 501 St Albans Road\, Watford\, Hertfordshire\, WD24 7RZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Face to Face Courses
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