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Introduction To Mental Health At Work - Online Course
Equip your employees with essential skills to identify a mental health problem and respond appropriately to assist the person to get professional help. With content specific to the workplace context, this course teaches principles and techniques for responding safely and appropriately to assist individuals to access professional help.
The key is to get to it early. By teaching your staff to recognise the early warning signs and to respond to them appropriately, you can make sure problems don’t fly under the radar, your employees get the support they need, and your workplace culture and productivity don’t suffer unnecessarily.
In 5 modules, this online workplace mental health course Introduction To Mental Health At Work covers language and perspectives on mental health, the prevalence of mental health problems, identifying mental health problems, including signs and symptoms of anxiety, depression and psychosis, the WARM model for responding to mental ill-health, and where to get help.
For enrollment to this online workplace mental health course Introduction To Mental Health At Work, please visit http://elearning.mhri.com.au/ or call us 02 8935 3885 or email admin@wmhi.com.au
Workplace Mental Health Institute (WMHI) provides Human Resources departments, management and workplaces with evidence based strategies, education and the latest information on all things Mental Health.
We focus on the development of Workplace Wellness Programs tailored to the organisation that have a robust ROI, and provide practical tools that get elegant results for the organisation, its leadership and its teams.
We deliver a range of training courses and workshops including Workplace Mental Health Masterclass for Leaders, Mental Health Essentials, Resilience At Work, Suicide Prevention Skills, Mental Health First Aid, Organisational Leaders Masterclass, and Online Courses for Workplace Mental Health. We also design tailor made training courses to suit the specific needs of your group or organisation.
We have provided training to a range of organisations including PwC, MSS, Westpac, The Star Group, Defence Housing Authority, Office of Environment & Heritage NSW, DLA Piper, IGLU and many more.
For more information, please call 61 2 8935 3885 or email admin@wmhi.com.au or visit our website https://www.wmhi.com.au
Workplace Mental Health Institute
Suit 1411, 3 Spring Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
Faruque Jewel
Ph: +61 2 8935 3885
Email: admin@wmhi.com.au
Web: https://www.wmhi.com.au
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