2026-10-13 –, Alphabet Language: English
What can you do when a crisis isn’t immediately visible? This introduction gives you an overview of Mental First Aid and how you can support people experiencing mental health problems or crises with greater confidence and competence.
If you fall down in the street and break your leg, it’s usually clear what to do: call 112, get help and, ideally, provide first aid. But what about crises that aren’t immediately visible?
What can you do if you meet your neighbour in the hallway and they seem confused and disoriented? Or if you feel that a teammate isn’t doing well and you would like to reach out and talk to them?
This is exactly where Mental First Aid training comes in. This introduction gives you an overview of what the training is about and the methods you can learn to recognise mental health problems and crises, respond appropriately, and support people with greater confidence and competence.
