This introductory three-hour session raises awareness of young people’s mental health.
It covers:
- Some of the common mental health issues affecting young people, including depression, anxiety, eating disorders and psychosis.
- Skills to work more effectively with young people living with mental health issues.
- Ways to support young people with a mental health issue and relate to their experiences.
What to expect
You will get a manual to keep and refer to whenever you need it. When you complete the session, you will get a certificate to say you are Youth Mental Health Aware.
Learning takes place through a mix of presentations, group discussions and workshop activities.
Who is it for: Community sport project leaders, coaches and volunteers
Cost: £900
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