Courses

Our team of experienced trainers work flexibly and supportively with individuals, organisations and businesses to increase mental health knowledge and skills in our local community.

Our training income helps support funding the work of our charity and helping people recovering from mental health challenges and the wider community to live well.

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For all

Hand drawn blue alarmclock Course length: 1 hour

Suicidal thoughts are more common than you might think – one in five people in the UK will experience suicidal thoughts in their lifetime.

This talk will provide you with an overview of how to identify a person at risk of suicide, talk openly about suicide and help a person at risk to stay safe. Importantly, you will also be equipped to look after your own wellbeing.

For free-to-attend online open courses for individuals, click ‘view course’ and click on the ‘ STOP Suicide open access courses’ tab to view available dates and sign up. For group bookings, please enquire via training@cpslmind.org.uk

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Mental health first aid

Hand drawn blue alarmclock Course length: 4 hours

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA®) develops over time and it is important that first aiders update their training every three years to perform their role safely and effectively.

This course will update your knowledge of mental health support and refresh your skills to ensure you’re equipped for the role. Additionally, you’ll gain unlimited access to support, learning, online events, digital tools through the MHFAider® Support App® for 3 years.

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Managers

Hand drawn blue alarmclock Course length: 3-hour

As an employer, equipping your line managers for the job is an important business priority because wellbeing impacts on a range of issues from productivity to organisational culture. This course equips managers to have meaningful conversations with staff about wellbeing and instils the knowledge to reduce the impact of work related stress.

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For all

Hand drawn blue alarmclock Course length: 12 weeks

As communities face increasing hardship, staff and volunteers may encounter stress and hopelessness and as a result feel stressed and overwhelmed themselves. Support from community and third sector organisations has become even more vital and in demand. This mental health and wellbeing programme is a joint venture delivered by CPSL Mind and Living Sport with funding kindly provided by Living Sport. For more information, please contact info@livingsport.co.uk

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