This course has been designed to equip First Nations people in the Northern Territory with the knowledge and skills needed to provide initial support to mob (community members) experiencing a mental health problem, and to understand when and how to seek professional help.
This course was developed in consultation with First Nations organisations and representatives.
What certification do you get?
On successful completion of this course, you will be issued a St John Ambulance Australia (NT) Inc. statement of attendance.
This is a non-accredited course.
Course duration:
- 2-day face to face workshop: This is a full face to face course and participants are required to attend both the days.
Participants will explore:
- Understanding social and emotional wellbeing (mental health) from a First Nations perspective
- Recognising signs of mental health concerns and crisis situations
- Providing initial support and having supportive conversations
- Understanding referral pathways and when to seek urgent assistance
- Looking after your own wellbeing when supporting others
The course is suitable for participants who:
- Work in or alongside mental health or community services
- Care for people with mental health conditions
- Are 18+ years of age