These self-paced courses let students identify mental health issues and the right tools necessary to intervene safely.

[Liverpool, 30/09/2021] A self-paced MHFA course lets individuals learn independently about mental health illnesses and support at a pace that suits each person’s schedule. Unlike traditional mental health courses that are conducted in person and with rigid assignment deadlines, these courses provide greater flexibility for busy individuals.

Mental Health & Life’s self-paced mental health first aid courses are offered through a stable online learning software interface. Students will experience remote learning at their own speed. They receive sufficient support material along the way. A qualified instructor will conduct one-on-one assessments.

What can you expect from the self-paced courses?

Mental Health & Life is on a mission to break the stigma surrounding mental health issues. It encourages people to gain the knowledge and have the tools necessary to assist someone in need of mental first aid.

There are other institutions that educate individuals on CPR and other types of bodily first aid. Meanwhile, Mental Health & Life offers remote and self-paced learning experiences that help a student recognise mental health emergencies and respond to these emergencies in a safe and effective manner.

In addition to self-paced MHFA courses, the institution offers blended mental health first aid courses and in-person learning experiences. Get in touch today for enquiries about their updated list of self-paced MHFA courses.

About Mental Health & Life

Mental Health & Life was founded by Richie Perera after he was diagnosed with mixed depression and anxiety disorder. He perceived mental illness as a weakness and spent his younger years oblivious to his condition before realising that having a mental illness doesn’t equate to losing the plot or being weak.

Richie completed his first mental health first aider course with MFHA England. Then, he earned his qualifications as a NUCO and MHFA England mental health instructor. Now, he advocates for mental health and seeking the help that individuals deserve. Learn more at https://www.mentalhealthandlife.org/.