Record #:
BRU0810
Last Modified:
19 Jun 2024
Last Full Update:
12 Nov 2020
Description
Description (Service) |
COVID-19 Response The Mental Health First Aid training has resumed. Due to COVID-19, class sizes will be limited. Training can only be held in spaces and rooms that allow for six feet of distancing between participants.
Under the guidelines of the Mental Health Commission of Canada, trainings are not available by video or online at this time.
As an option, in place of a MHFA training, the education staff are available to offer video presentations to workplaces, organizations and businesses. Please contact Jackie Ralph for more information about help to support the mental health of staff and customers during this time.
Regular Service Provides training on how to recognize and help someone developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis until appropriate professional treatment is received or until the crisis is resolved.
Course teaches: - how to identify when a person may be in danger
- basic actions for mental health first aid
- information on effective intervention and treatments
- where and how to get help locally
- how to recognize signs and symptoms of common mental health problems such as substance misuse, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, psychosis, self injury and mood disorders
- how to provide help during crisis situations such as overdose, suicidal behavior, panic attacks and reactions to traumatic events
CMHA Grey Bruce offers two programs, both typically held over two days. A certificate is issued upon completion of the course. - Mental Health First Aid - Basic Training is 12 hours long.
- Mental Health First Aid for Adults who interact with youth is geared towards recognizing and assisting youth who may be suffering from a mental health crisis. Course is 14 hours long.
Program of the Mental Health Commission of Canada.
This program takes place at various locations in Bruce and Grey Counties. |
Service Details
Hours |
Office: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Program times vary |
Areas Served |
Bruce County ; Grey County |
Eligibility |
Ages: 16 year(s) and up 16 year(s) and up |
Application |
Email for information on current training courses and to register. To book training or find out when the next training will take place, please contact Jackie Ralph, Youth Awareness and Education Supervisor, by telephone at 519-371-3642 (Toll-Free at 1-888-451-2642) ext. 1216 or by email at jralph@cmhagb.org. |
Languages |
English |
Fees |
Fees vary by location |
Address and Location
Located In Community |
Owen Sound |
Address & Map |
1024 2nd Ave E Owen Sound, ON Canada N4K 2H7 |
Physical Access |
Partially Accessible |
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