MHFA England · Youth · Learning outcomes
Youth MHFA Champion: what you will learn
A one-day MHFA England course for adults who want to lead the way on young people’s mental health.
Around one in five young people in England have poor mental health. Youth MHFA Champions build the skills and confidence to support them and help create environments where young people can thrive. I'm Peter Larkum, an award-winning MHFA England Instructor Member. I've been teaching Mental Health First Aid since 2009.
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Who it's for
- Teachers, youth workers, coaches and support staff
- Anyone who lives with, works with or supports young people
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Recognise the symptoms of mental health issues in young people
- Offer initial help
- Guide a young person towards appropriate professional help
- Stay mindful of your own wellbeing
- Understand how to create and maintain a healthier learning environment
At a glance
| Length | One full day (two sessions) |
|---|---|
| Where | At your school or workplace, or live online |
| Group size | Up to 16 people |
| You get | MHFA England certificate as a Youth MHFA Champion, Youth MHFA manual and workbook |
| Price | In-house only, contact me for a quote |
Course detailsAsk about in-house training
Related courses
For a shorter introduction, see Youth MHFA Aware. To qualify as a first aider, see Youth Mental Health First Aid.
An MHFA England course, delivered by Peter Larkum, Winchester, Hampshire. See all MHFA courses.