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Standard Mental Health First Aid Training Toowoomba

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Step by Step Training
Middle Ridge QLD, Australia
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Event description

Two full days of high quality training - 9am - 4pm both days

The Main content of the course includes:

- An overview of Mental Health issues in Australia

- Conversations to support people struggling with anxiety and depression

- Approaching someone you suspect may be suicidal and suicide prevention

- Supporting people who have experienced trauma, or self-harm & PTSD

- de-escalating aggressive behaviours 

- substance use/abuse indicators and approaching the person

- self-care and resilience after these conversations

The course is Nationally Accredited and is undertaken over 2 x full-days - 9am - 4pm (both days (with breaks) 

The course activities include group discussions, case studies, activities, theory, and it is very interactive and interesting. 

Fee includes - Morning tea, Lunch and Afternoon tea both days all learning resources and a hard-copy book.

For further information contact www.stepbystep.training

Venue is Step by Step Training - 114 Nelson St, Middle Ridge, Toowoomba

Refunds are available by negotiation 48 hours prior, or registration can be transferred to another person. - ONE DEFERMENT OR TRANSFER ONLY - Otherwise, fees will be forfeited.

A $100 administrative fee will be deducted for refunds (not transfers).

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Step by Step Training
Middle Ridge QLD, Australia