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Mental Health First Aid
BECOME A MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AIDER
If you’ve taken a physical first aid course, you’ve learned the skills needed to help someone experiencing a sudden illness or injury.
People can also have mental health crisis, and it is important that more Canadians know how to provide help in these situations too.
"If I sprain my ankle, chances are you’ll know what to do. If I have a panic attack, chances are you won’t."
Mental Health First Aid is offered to someone with an emerging mental health problem or in a mental health crisis until appropriate treatment is found or the situation is resolved.
Waypoint has certified Mental Health First Aid trainers and offers the course several times a year available to anyone. The course is 12 hours over two days. You must attend the entire 12 hour course to receive a certificate.
COST:
$50 includes participant manual, refreshments and light lunch.
QUESTIONS:
Jessica Caston at
mhfirstaid@waypointcentre.ca
or 705-549-3181 ext 2142
What you can expect from this course:
* Gain the confidence and skills to engage someone with an emerging
mental health problem or in a mental health crisis
* Greater recognition of mental health problems
* Decreased stigma
2020 Mental Health First Aid
Course Dates
May 28 & 29, 2020
June 9 & 10, 2020