Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) - 2 day Course | LIMITED SPOTS (22)

Perth Networking Club has partnered with Take Charge who will run a two-day (12hr) accredited MHFA course which teaches participants how to notice signs that someone may be experiencing a mental health problem and how to assist them. It also teaches participants how to help in crisis situations like panic attacks and when someone is at risk of suicide.

For more comprehensive information about MHFA, please see the link below to the MHFA Australia website:

https://mhfa.com.au/courses/public/types/standardedition4

I usually go to organisations to deliver the trainings however can facilitate public courses too.

Some organisations Take Charge work with are- Fremantle Ports, BP, Hitachi, ATCO, Duratec, Menstalk and others.

The course is open to all people from all professionals, genders, races, backgrounds, cultural beliefs

Real Feedback from Previous Courses: 

Participant 1: "Darren was incredible at presenting and facilitating this sensitive and potentially triggering topic" 

Participant 2: "Darren was very personable and informative, he was very enjoyable to have as an instructor"

Participant 3: "Absolutely fantastic instruction, honestly can’t fault the service and content presented."

Participant 4: "Amazing and lived experiences which made him authentic and relatable:)"

Cost & Course Information:

Location: Kindly hosted by our friends at Xceed Real Estate, 8/3 Hasler Rd, Herdsman WA 6017

Cost:

Perth Networking Club Member Organisations: $275 per person + includes manual

Non-Members: $325 per person + includes manual

Session strictly limited to a Maximum of 22 to ensure you are trained correctly. 

Date: Wednesday 25-Thursday 26 October

Duration - 2 Days, 9am-3pm both days. (Breaks included)

Refreshments- Supply tea, coffee and biscuits and some lunch supplied too (both days). 

Perth Networking Club & Take Charge believe that all workplaces should empower people to 'take charge' of their mental health and wellbeing. Looking after your employees and your own mental health supports healthier workplaces.