Mental courses

.... This course is suitable for solicitors and trainees drafting either wills or LPA’s. Course Outline Assessing Mental Capacity Interface between ‘The Principles’ and Decision... Learn about: Decision Making, Advocacy Skills, IT Law...

...Mental health practitioners are in demand, nationally and locally. This course gives you the skills to practice up to Associate Practitioner level in NHS Mental Health Services. You’ll develop knowledge in a range of therapeutic practices, assessment, ethics, and partnership and recovery working... Learn about: Mental Health, Health Care...

...The Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master of Science degree program at Johnson & Wales University is designed to prepare graduates to serve the community as clinical mental health counselors after 18 months of full-time study. The primary goal of the program is to prepare master’s-level... Learn about: Theory and Techniques, Treatment planning, Mental Health...

...This home learning course in Mental Awareness covers the most common factors that can contribute to mental health conditions include stress, anxiety and phobias all everyday issues. To find out more about this fascinating subject visit our website for course information. Suitable for: Further...

...Like adults, children are not immune to mental health disorders. However, often children experience these disorders differently to adults, and there are also some problems which are unique to children. The Diploma in Children Mental Health will teach you about mental health problems in children... Learn about: IT for adults, Mental Health...

... with mental health problems. In order to meet the academic entry requirements for this programme you should have a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree with a final mark of at least 60% or above in the UK marking scheme. If you are still studying you should be achieving an average of at least 60% or above... Learn about: Research skills, Presentation Skills, English Language...

...Overview: More and more people are being diagnosed with mental illness, and there are more resources than ever before to deal with mental illness. Have you sometimes referred to an employee as "crazy"? Maybe they are just "odd." If you do not handle these problems carefully, at best, you will... Learn about: HR Training, IT Law, Mental Illness...

...This training has been developed to help organisations address some of the issues around mental health at work and provide a framework for action, including developing a mental health promotion policy for your workplace. It outlines the policy framework, makes the case for investment, provides...

...Understand the terms "mental health" and "mental illness". Be aware of the general assumptions and prejudices about mental health problems. Recognise some of the signs and symptoms of mental health problems. Have a basic knowledge of some common mental illnesses including depression, anxiety...

...The course aims to increase counsellors’ confidence in Assessing the appropriateness of Relate counselling and working with couples where mental health issues are present How to work safely and ethically with couples in this context... Learn about: Mental Health, Health Visitor, Nursing Health...

...To raise the awareness of mental illness and the stigma surrounding it as well as the impact of a Mental Health diagnoses on individuals within society. Suitable for: Organisations such as, Voluntary services, Housing and Benefit staff, Support staff within the health/social care services, Schools...

...Suitable for: Anyone who wants to gain more information about mental health and obtain the MHFA certificate/handbook...

...An MHFA course will teach you to:( Spot the early signs of a mental health problem Feel confident helping someone experiencing a problem Provide help on a first aid basis Help prevent someone from hurting themselves or others Help stop a mental illness from getting worse Help someone recover faster...

...To raise awareness of the important role that carers have; highlighting that their needs are as important as those that they are caring for. To develop an understanding of the common mental health problems, causes treatments and impact of diagnoses on both the individual and those caring for...

...Health Care Assistant: mental health branch The work Mental health care assistant, also known as psychiatric assistant, work in hospitals...