Training
Training provided by the Counselling Service
The UWS Counselling Service offers the following mental health specialist courses:
- Mental Health First Aid course - this course aims to develop your understanding of the early stages of mental ill-health, as well assist you in dealing with a mental health crisis. Just as we learn first aid for medical crises, this course gives you first aid strategies for dealing with mental health crises.
Various teaching methods are incorporated in the delivery which makes this course interactive and experiential.
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- Supporting Staff Supporting Students with Mental Health Issues - this workshop provides practical strategies and useful information for staff who are dealing with students who are facing mental ill-health. It will teach you to communicate with and to manage students who are experiencing mental health concerns. It is recommended that you complete the Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course before attending this workshop.
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- Suicide Awareness and Prevention – Suicide is one of the major causes of death amongst people ages 15-34 across the world. Universities have identified suicide management and prevention as a priority concern. All staff can help students by providing emotional and practical support.
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Training provided by the Disability Service
The UWS Disability Service offers the following course:
- AIP – Everything You Need to Know - If you teach students who have a mental health disability and would like to ensure that the student is provided with appropriate assistance and support the AIP (Academic Integration Plan) is an essential tool. You will develop an understanding about the process involved in implementation of Academic Integration Plan's (AIP) and the timeframe for complying with the AIP requirements.
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