You can often find occasions when a health or social care worker comes across an individual suffering from a Mental Illness. Knowing how to assess a situation is essential to offer the proper support. When you understand why a person behaves a certain way, you can manage their care more effectively.In this course, you will;
The real meaning of the term Mental Health
The different types of Mental Health illnesses and the stigma held in society until now
What is the Continuum of Mental Health
How a person's situation and life circumstances may contribute to their welfare and state of Mental Health
The real meaning of 'Depression' and how it compares with 'bipolar disorder'
What is meant by the term 'Personality Disorder' and how to recognise it
How to identify and care for people with 'Psychotic Disorders'
The truth about 'eating disorders' and how to offer support
A clear understanding of the reason for 'Psychosis' in its varied forms
How to support and care for a person who is compelled to 'Self-Harm'
The ins and outs of the Mental Health Act
How to recognise and cope with the more common difficulties you'll face as a health and social care worker
Techniques to continue to work positively in Mental Health environments
How to deal with conflict and manage its outcomes in the workplace
This course is a half-day course. It comprises a mixture of engaging activities. Once the course is completed, you will be asked to complete a simple multiple-choice assessment. You will be given a certificate to acknowledge the passing of the course.