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FRONTLINE HELP IN MENTAL HEALTH

Be Ready to Help—When It Matters Most

Just as you’d offer first aid for a physical injury, knowing how to respond to a mental health challenge can make a vital difference.
Our Frontline Help in Mental Health program empowers you with the practical skills and confidence to provide early support to someone experiencing a mental health issue—whether it’s a panic attack, suicidal thoughts, or acute emotional distress.
This nationally accredited program (issued by ALA RTO 41012) is delivered in partnership with Dr Stewart Hase, and is aligned to:
  • BSBSS00129_R1 Cross-Sector Mental Health and Organisational Disruption Skill Set, unit:
  • BSBWHS432X Contribute to organisational mental health response in the context of disruptive events.
This is more than a course—it’s essential knowledge that helps you support others with empathy, clarity, and action.
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To embark on the Frontline Help in Mental Health program, you must first register your interest.

Once minimum numbers are reached, your registration will be confirmed and you will complete your enrolment.

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This virtual learning experience combines four live, interactive webinars, with nine self-paced online modules—designed for small groups of up to 10 or more participants to ensure a supportive and engaging environment.

Active participation is essential, as the program focuses on building practical skills and real-time intervention strategies.

Course Induction (Online)

📅 Date: 9th October
🕛 Time: 12:00 – 1:30pm AEST
Weekly online webinar dates:
📅 Thursday 23rd October
📅 Thursday 30th October
📅 Thursday 6th November
📅Thursday 13th November
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WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE PROGRAM

  • Recognising signs and symptoms of common mental health conditions
  • Understanding the impact of mental illness and stigma
  • Learning how to respond in a crisis situation
  • Practical steps to provide initial support
  • When and how to refer to a mental health professional
  • Communicating with empathy and maintaining healthy boundaries
 
 

These skills are not only valuable in the workplace but also in everyday life—helping you relate more effectively and compassionately with people around you.

 

Be prepared. Be confident. Be a first responder in mental health.

Register now to secure your place and take the first step towards building a stronger, more empowered workspace.

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