5 Educators providing Mental Health At Work courses in Sheffield

mental health at work

bright white life - coaching and training

Bright White Life is driven by a passion to help others find brightness in their life, through educating, guiding and supporting individuals and organisations to make mental health and wellbeing a priority.

pochat training

We run fun and engaging, interactive and varied training courses in a wide variety of subjects, that are Ofqual regulated and/or CPD Accredited:   🔸 Mental Health First Aid 🔸Wellbeing 🔸 First Aid 🔸 Food Safety 🔸 Fire Safety 🔸 citizenAID 🔸 Health and Safety 🔸 Manual Handling 🔸 Health and Social Care 🔸 Education and Training 🔸 Educational Courses 🔸 Digital (Computer) and Functional Skills We care about teaching, about making it fun and engaging, about ensuring that learners can apply what they have learned into their workplaces and daily lives. We care.   Join us either in open (public) or in-house (private) courses, or ask us about bespoke courses created specifically to suit your specific needs. For all of our courses, including our wide range of Ofqual regulated ones, do have a look at our Courses leaflet, or contact us to discuss your training needs. The dates below are now past, but we're still running all of these CPD Accredited courses - and a lot of Ofqual Regulated ones besides!

sheffield children and adolescents mental health service

SCFT/Rethink have published a freephone telephone number (0808 8010612). The helpline is running as a partnership between SCFT and Rethink Mental Illness. The mission of the Sheffield 24/7 under 18s helpline is to provide emotional support, advice and signposting for the children and young people of Sheffield. This service is run 365 days a year, including Christmas and bank holidays. This helpline is funded to support children and young people living in Sheffield, and/or registered with GPs in this area. It covers all ages up to 18. Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria Appropriate for support: Children and young people up to 18 Key issue is general emotional wellbeing Willingness to talk over the phone Keen to receive support and information on various services in the city that could support their needs The phoneline is NOT available for young people needing the following: To receive help in a crisis or emergency situation Medical advice on mental health support Medical prescriptions To speak with their designated worker at CAMHS To make a complaint about mental health services

puzzled first aid, mental health, manual handling training