Deciding to seek professional help can be a big step. Finding the right person to talk to, however, can feel like a completely different challenge.
Category: OER
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Courses tagged with "Mental health"
Transformative East-West healing program integrating body-mind-spirit to cultivate embodied practitioners who awaken wholeness in others.
Category: OER
This course is aimed at people in community settings who are considering how they might support mental health by promoting community resilience. It is intended for community volunteers, as well as paid staff, working to support health and social care. We have tried to make this course as accessible and engaging as possible. No formal qualifications or training is needed for understanding and putting into practice the activities described in the course. We would caution that this course is not aimed at addressing serious or potentially life threatening mental health situations that require suitably trained and professional personnel. In these situations trained professional support must be sought.
Category: OER
This course gives you the opportunity to think about how you exercise your judgement, know your limitations, take on responsibility, deal with stress and reflect on your work.
Category: Fit for Law
Mental Health: resources for Community Health Workers
Category: Health Education and Training (HEAT)
This is the HEAT Module on Non-Communicable Diseases, Emergency Care and Mental Health.
Category: Health Education and Training (HEAT)
This module elaborates on the skills you learned in the Addiction Conversations module. The orientation is one of present and future, and exploring the ways of helping people change.
- Teacher: Duncan Raistrick
- Teacher: Gillian Tober
Category: Addiction Collection
This module examines the basic knowledge required for understanding the co-morbidity of substance use and mental health in order to help people by making the right treatment planning decisions.
- Teacher: Duncan Raistrick
- Teacher: Gillian Tober
Category: Addiction Collection