Working with People with Mental Health Needs

When working with someone with mental health problems, it may mean that you have to make adjustments to how you approach and care for them. While this can sometimes make care more challenging, if done correctly it can have a big positive impact.

Course Description

This online course is designed to teach you the key principles of dignity, duty of care and safeguarding as applied to adult health and social care. This qualification is suitable for those who wish to understand the approaches to care and support of those with mental health problems. The course aims to raise the awareness of the role of the mental health worker and the process and approaches involved in the care and support of those who experience mental ill health.

Modules Covered

1 - Understand the role of the mental health worker

2 - Mental health and mental health issues

3 - Understand duty of care in adult and health and social care

4 - Approaches to care and management in mental health

5 - Understanding change and support in relation to mental health

Accreditation

Fully Accredited

This course is nationally accredited!

We are partnered with the nation's leading colleges and training providers across the United Kingdom. This means many of our qualifications, including this one, are nationally recognised.

This course is nationally accredited! It has been quality checked by an external awarding body to ensure you get the best possible results.

Benefits

Learn from your own home, in your own time
Achieve a nationally recognised level 2 qualification
Access to award-winning learning and assessment materials
Subject specialist support from a Tutor and access to a Learner Support Advisor for everyday queries
Funding available – speak to one of our team for more information and to see if you are eligible