Mental Health Awareness Training for Managers, Page 42 Reviews

Very informative, however it felt like a lot of videos and would have been easier to free play in the background whilst continuing with other work.

I don't think portraying mental health problems as little monsters helps to banish the stigma of mental ill health or to encourage people to take them seriously. Otherwise, a good course.

The course is very informative and covers a number of different aspects that I didn't realise affected peoples mental health. Communication appears to be the key to keeping your mental wellbeing. I enjoyed the positivity being driven throughout the course and how it was delivered.

thorough and in depth, perhaps a little too long.

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This is a high level course on Mental Health Awareness. I feel it would be enhanced if you could include actual case study examples.

This course took the challenge of managing poor mental health within organisations and, through the use of childish cartoon characters to represent serious psychological illnesses, came up with short-term solutions one would find on an NHS leaflet. Also, some of the information on mental illness was simply incorrect, e.g. people with depression feel "constantly sad" and "frequently tearful". This misinformation is unacceptable and quite simply damaging, to organisations and the individual.

I found the course very interesting and helpful. I enjoy the course and from now on I will be much more careful with the people around me.

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Although the contents of this training was fine, that's all it was. The test at the end felt very much like a token, the answers felt intentionally obvious- this could imply there is a desire to allow everyone to 'pass' regardless of how much they have taken away or learnt, a tick box exercise rather than a session of substance. That said, it could be useful for those with very poor awareness and understanding of mental health.