About the Course
This accredited course provides a detailed exploration of mental health, designed for anyone seeking to broaden their knowledge of mental health conditions, professional communication strategies, and supportive practices. It is suitable for learners in any sector — including police, paramedics, HR professionals, community leaders, educators, and frontline workers — who may encounter individuals experiencing mental ill health in their work or personal lives.
The course covers both theoretical and practical components, offering learners the confidence to recognise symptoms, understand diagnoses, and respond appropriately and empathetically in a range of situations.
Topics include:
Understanding mental illness and mental ill health
Recognising symptoms and early warning signs
Professional boundaries and therapeutic communication
Supporting individuals with diagnosed mental illnesses
Mental health in children and young people
Supporting adults with learning difficulties and mental health needs
Promoting positive mental health and reducing stigma
The qualification encourages reflection and provides a foundation for those wishing to progress in health, education, social care, or community roles with a mental health support focus.
AssessmentThis course is assessed through a portfolio of evidence, allowing learners to demonstrate their understanding in a practical, flexible manner.
Progression OpportunitiesLearners may go on to study:
Higher-level mental health or wellbeing qualifications
Courses in health and social care
CPD in counselling, safeguarding, or therapeutic support
In Person
Care 2 Succeed, Unit 1, Callflex Business Park Wath upon-Dearne,
Rotherham, S63 7ER
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