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SUMMARY:Standard Mental Health First Aid Refresher
DESCRIPTION:The Standard MHFA Refresher Course is designed to help current Accredited MHFAiders maintain their certification and stay up to date with the latest mental health first aid knowledge\, skills\, and information. \nParticipants will engage in up-to-date research\, practice complex scenarios\, and extend their accreditation for another three years upon successful completion of a short assessment. \nEligibility:\nTo enrol in the Refresher Course\, participants must have completed a full MHFA course and passed the accreditation assessment within the last three years*. The Standard Refresher course is available to current and accredited MHFAiders who completed the following courses: \n\nStandard MHFA\nOlder Person MHFA\nBlended/Online Community or Workplace\nFinancial Services\, Legal Professionals or Pharmacy MHFA\nTertiary\n\nParticipants will need to provide a copy of their Certificate of Accreditation to the Instructor prior to the training. You can access a copy via your Mental Health First Aid Account. \nParticipants who have last attended a Refresher Course will need to attend a full course as per the accreditation pathway. \n*Those who completed the original course more than three years ago may be granted an extension from MHFA Australia. Please contact MHFA Australia to determine your eligibility. \n\n\nWhat does this course offer?\n\n\n\n\n\nThis internationally recognised workshop is evidence-based and informed by lived experience. Participants will: \n\nUnderstand the latest research in mental health\nNavigate complex mental health first aid scenarios\nPractice and enhance mental health first aid skills\, discuss challenges and share knowledge\nLearn the 3 key actions for helping someone feeling suicidal\n\nCourse Structure\nThe program is delivered online via zoom. \nWe run our programs from 930am – 330pm Melbourne time. \nAfter registration\, we will contact you with further details\, including the zoom link. \n\n\n\nFAQ\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat if I attended an MHFA course but did not complete the assessment? \nYou can access the accreditation assessment for your course up to 3 months after completion. If you are still within this timeframe\, email mhfa@mhfa.com.au to request a unique link to complete the assessment. The accreditation will expire 3 years after the course completion. \nI attended a Refresher Course but have been advised that I am ineligible to re-accredit. What can I do? \nConfirming eligibility to re-accredit is the responsibility of the individual\, not the Instructor running the Refresher course. To receive a Certificate of Accreditation\, you will need to attend a 2-day face-to-face or Blended course. \nI have already completed a Refresher course. Can I complete another Refresher Course? \n3 years after completing a Refresher Course\, MHFAiders will need to attend a full 12 or 14-hour MHFA course in order to maintain their accreditation. \nWe can offer this or other tailored courses for your organisation’s needs. If you have a group of 10 or more participants\, we can come to you. For further information\, email us at hello@thementalhealthcoach.com.au\, or call 1300 302 462.
URL:https://thementalhealthcoach.com.au/event/standard-mental-health-first-aid-refresher-sep-2025/
CATEGORIES:Adults,MHFA Refresher,Workplaces
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SUMMARY:Mental Health Essentials - Rural City of Wangaratta
DESCRIPTION:​Presented by Rural City of Wangaratta\nDo you want to  feel more confident to help someone who might be experiencing a mental health problem? \n​Do you want your team to have a solid introduction to mental health\, and to feel confident to support one another in the workplace? \n​If you answered ‘yes’ to either of these questions\, then this workshop is for you or your workplace. \n​The incidence of mental health problems in Australia\, and around the world\, is already high\, but after COVID19\, we are seeing a spike in people experiencing mental health problems right now\, and will continue to over the next 12-24 months. \n​One in five Australians will experience a mental health issue in any given year and 75% of people between the ages of 16 and 86 will experience a mental health issue in their lifetime. \n​This means that 20% of our friends\, family\, staff\, colleagues and people around us will experience a mental health issue this year. \n​And if you have young people in your life or your workplace\, the prevalence is higher. Did you know that the average onset age for Anxiety is 15 years old? \n​Most people say they don’t know how to help when they think it might be necessary\, but the skills are easy to learn. \n​Mental Health issues affect a persons life in many ways\, from very subtly\, to life changing affects.  But\, with some basic knowledge and a set of skills behind us\, we can confidently and competently assist someone when they experience a mental health issue. \n​What we’ll cover\n​In this workshop\, we take a look at mental health in some detail\, and introduce to you some easy ways to build your skills in the area of mental health. \n​We’ll look at…\n​What mental health is \n\n​The mental health continuum\n​Some facts and stats about mental health in Australia\n​When you should be concerned about a persons mental health\n​Two of the most common mental health problems – and how to spot them\n​How mental health issues affect how people learn and work – and what to do about it\n​How to have a conversation with someone about their mental health.\n​The Mental Health First Aid course\n\n​This workshop is suitable for everyone – you don’t need to know anything about Mental Health to get a lot out of it. \n​Workshop outcomes \n\nGain confidence in mental health awareness\nGain skills to apply in all facets of your life – home\, work and in the community\nGive your team evidence based skills and tools to support one another\nIncreased wellbeing\nIncreased empathy and understanding for those around you who experience mental health issues\n​Demonstrate that your organisation has taken steps to support it’s people’s mental health and wellbeing
URL:https://thementalhealthcoach.com.au/event/mental-health-essentials-rural-city-of-wangaratta-sep-2025/
CATEGORIES:Adults,Mental Health Essentials,Workplaces
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SUMMARY:Mental Health Essentials - Alpine Shire Council
DESCRIPTION:​Presented by Alpine Shire Council\nDo you want to feel more confident in helping someone who might be experiencing a mental health problem? \n​Do you want your team to have a solid introduction to mental health\, and to feel confident to support one another in the workplace? \n​If you answered ‘yes’ to either of these questions\, then this workshop is for you or your workplace. \n​The incidence of mental health problems in Australia\, and around the world\, is already high\, but after COVID19\, we are seeing a spike in people experiencing mental health problems right now\, and will continue to over the next 12-24 months. \n​One in five Australians will experience a mental health issue in any given year and 75% of people between the ages of 16 and 86 will experience a mental health issue in their lifetime. \n​This means that 20% of our friends\, family\, staff\, colleagues and people around us will experience a mental health issue this year. \n​And if you have young people in your life or your workplace\, the prevalence is higher. Did you know that the average onset age for Anxiety is 15 years old? \n​Most people say they don’t know how to help when they think it might be necessary\, but the skills are easy to learn. \n​Mental Health issues affect a persons life in many ways\, from very subtly\, to life changing affects.  But\, with some basic knowledge and a set of skills behind us\, we can confidently and competently assist someone when they experience a mental health issue. \n​What we’ll cover\n​In this workshop\, we take a look at mental health in some detail\, and introduce to you some easy ways to build your skills in the area of mental health. \n​We’ll look at…\n​What mental health is \n\n​The mental health continuum\n​Some facts and stats about mental health in Australia\n​When you should be concerned about a persons mental health\n​Two of the most common mental health problems – and how to spot them\n​How mental health issues affect how people learn and work – and what to do about it\n​How to have a conversation with someone about their mental health.\n​The Mental Health First Aid course\n\n​This workshop is suitable for everyone – you don’t need to know anything about Mental Health to get a lot out of it. \n​Workshop outcomes \n\nGain confidence in mental health awareness\nGain skills to apply in all facets of your life – home\, work and in the community\nGive your team evidence based skills and tools to support one another\nIncreased wellbeing\nIncreased empathy and understanding for those around you who experience mental health issues\n​Demonstrate that your organisation has taken steps to support it’s people’s mental health and wellbeing
URL:https://thementalhealthcoach.com.au/event/mental-health-essentials-alpine-shire-council-sep-2025/
CATEGORIES:Adults,Mental Health Essentials,Workplaces
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SUMMARY:Rainbow SafeTALK Suicide Alertness Program - Preston
DESCRIPTION:Discover how to become a life-saving resource in your community with SafeTALK\, a suicide alertness training course developed by LivingWorks and delivered by the team at The Mental Health Coach in collaboration with the City of Darebin. \nDownload a flyer about this course here. You can read more about the SafeTALK program here. \nFor over three years\, we have delivered contextualised programs specifically designed to support the mental health and wellbeing of LGBTQIA+ people. \nUnderstanding the principles of suicide intervention is paramount in today’s society\, where mental health challenges and the risk of suicide are pervasive. By learning about suicide intervention\, you gain the knowledge and skills to recognise warning signs\, engage in open and empathetic conversations\, and guide those in crisis towards professional support. You can read more about the content of the program here. \nThis program is not only about saving lives but also about fostering a culture of empathy\, understanding\, and mental wellness. Through suicide intervention training\, people become advocates for destigmatising mental health challenges and creating a supportive environment where everyone feels comfortable seeking help and support. \nGain the skills and confidence to recognise and respond to individuals at risk\, ultimately making a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need. \nEntry to the program \nEntry to the program is via an expression of interest process. Scroll down to complete your expression of interest. \nLocation \nThe program will run in a central Preston location\, close to public transport. The actual location will be provided after the expression of interest process is complete. \nCost \nThe program is free of charge\, thanks to a YAC VIC HEY grant awarded to the City of Darebin. \nGot a question? \nGive us a call on 0493 063 530\, or click here to contact us.
URL:https://thementalhealthcoach.com.au/event/rainbow-safetalk-suicide-alertness-program-preston/
CATEGORIES:LGBTIQA+,SafeTALK
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SUMMARY:Youth Mental Health First Aid Refresher
DESCRIPTION:The Youth MHFA Refresher Course is designed to help current Accredited MHFAiders maintain their certification and stay up to date with the latest mental health first aid knowledge\, skills\, and information.\nParticipants will engage in up-to-date research\, practice complex scenarios\, and extend their accreditation for another three years upon successful completion of a short assessment. \nEligibility:\nTo enrol in the Youth Refresher Course\, participants must have completed a full Youth MHFA course and passed the accreditation assessment within the last three years*. The Youth Refresher course is available to current and accredited MHFAiders who completed the following courses: \n\nYouth MHFA\n\nParticipants will need to provide a copy of their Certificate of Accreditation to the Instructor prior to the training. You can access a copy via your Mental Health First Aid Account. \nParticipants who have last attended a Refresher Course will need to attend a full course as per the accreditation pathway. \n*Those who completed the original course more than three years ago may be granted an extension from MHFA Australia. Please contact MHFA Australia to determine your eligibility. \n\n\nWhat does this course offer?\n\n\n\n\n\nThis internationally recognised workshop is evidence-based and informed by lived experience. Participants will: \n\nUnderstand the latest research in mental health\nNavigate complex mental health first aid scenarios\nPractice and enhance mental health first aid skills\, discuss challenges and share knowledge\nLearn the 3 key actions for helping someone feeling suicidal\n\nCourse Structure\nThe program is delivered online via zoom. \nWe run our programs from 930am – 330pm Melbourne time. \nAfter registration\, we will contact you with further details\, including the zoom link. \n\n\n\nFAQ\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat if I attended an MHFA course but did not complete the assessment? \nYou can access the accreditation assessment for your course up to 3 months after completion. If you are still within this timeframe\, email mhfa@mhfa.com.au to request a unique link to complete the assessment. The accreditation will expire 3 years after the course completion. \nI attended a Refresher Course but have been advised that I am ineligible to re-accredit. What can I do? \nConfirming eligibility to re-accredit is the responsibility of the individual\, not the Instructor running the Refresher course. To receive a Certificate of Accreditation\, you will need to attend a 2-day face-to-face or Blended course. \nI have already completed a Refresher course. Can I complete another Refresher Course? \n3 years after completing a Refresher Course\, MHFAiders will need to attend a full 12 or 14-hour Youth MHFA course in order to maintain their accreditation. \nWe can offer this or other tailored courses for your organisation’s needs. If you have a group of 10 or more participants\, we can come to you. For further information\, email us at hello@thementalhealthcoach.com.au\, or call 1300 302 462.
URL:https://thementalhealthcoach.com.au/event/youth-mental-health-first-aid-refresher-sep-2025/
CATEGORIES:Adults,MHFA Refresher,Workplaces,Youth
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