Mental health training in Camden and Islington

Rethink Mental Illness works in partnership with Camden and Islington Councils to deliver a range of mental health training.

The training complements broader work to raise awareness of mental health issues, tackle stigma relating to mental illness, and improve the mental health and wellbeing of all people within the boroughs. 

The councils have funded the training for any organisations, community groups and individuals who live, work, volunteer, or study in Camden or Islington.   Please get in touch to find out more: 0333 222 5878 or training@rethink.org

 

What are the free courses?

  • Mental Health Awareness
  • Mental Health for Managers
  • Mental Health First Aid - (Adult or Youth)
  • Suicide Awareness
  • Managing Suicidal Conversations

Please see our brochure for detailed outlines.

All of these courses are available online or in person.

They are either ‘Closed’ i.e. private to your specific organisation or community group, or ‘Open’ where individuals can sign up.

Please see below for the next available Open courses which you can book via Eventbrite. Details of how to sign up are at the bottom of this page.

Please note: for all those who register for our training courses, we kindly ask that you make every effort to attend. This ensures no costs are incurred and any spare places can be given to those on our waiting lists.

 

Suicide awareness training

Two courses on the topic of suicide are available. Both courses are beneficial to those who want to improve their awareness and understanding about suicide and/or anyone who may support people experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviour.

Both courses are available online or in person.

Please get in touch to book for your group or see below for the next available Open courses which you can book via Eventbrite.

Please note: for all those who register for our training courses, we kindly ask that you make every effort to attend. This ensures no costs are incurred and any spare places can be given to those on our waiting lists.

For more information or to speak to one of the team, please contact: training@rethink.org or 0333 222 5878

 

Want to receive training alerts?

If you are interested in our training, either sign up for a session below, email training@rethink.org or call 0333 222 5878 to be added to one of our waiting lists and receive alerts when training becomes available.

Training for individuals

Our training courses equip you with the knowledge and skills to better understand mental health and mental illness, to have good quality conversations with your friends, family members, or work colleagues about mental health, and to feel more confident supporting others who may be experiencing poor mental health, particularly in the workplace.

If you live, work, study, or volunteer in the London Boroughs of Camden or Islington, you can access our training for free.

Find out more about the course available to individuals and links to book below.

 

Mental Health Webinars
Course dates
(ALL SESSIONS MUST BE ATTENDED IN FULL)
Session times Eventbrite booking link

Managing Stress

Thursday 28th March 2024

10am-10:50am

 

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/managing-stress-webinar-camden-and-islington-28th-march-2024-tickets-742106409247?aff=oddtdtcreator

 

 

 

Managing Suicidal Conversations
Course dates
(ALL SESSIONS MUST BE ATTENDED IN FULL)
Session times Eventbrite booking link
Thursday 28th March 2024 9:30am-4:30pm

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/760276727157?aff=oddtdtcreator

 

Delegate feedback

Found the course very interesting and informative. Really enjoyed it and learnt a lot. Eager to put into practice what I have learnt in my personal life and in my role as a manager.

Delegate

Mental Health in the Workplace for Managers

Honestly one of the best mental health courses I've been on. Much more detailed than I expected, I already thought I knew a lot about mental health, particularly having had mental health issues myself, but this course really made me think and gave me new knowledge.

Delegate,

Mental Health Awareness