EXPERIENCE
Mental Health | First Aid Training |
Sat, Jun 01
|Mt. Zion Church of Ontario
Mental Health First Aid Training program, a vital initiative aimed at equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge to provide initial support to those experiencing mental health challenges.


Time & Location
Jun 01, 2024, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Mt. Zion Church of Ontario, 224 W California St, Ontario, CA 91762, USA
About the Event
In today's world, mental health is just as important as physical health. Yet, many of us may feel ill-prepared when faced with a friend, family member, colleague, or even a stranger in need of mental health support. That's where Mental Health First Aid Training comes in.
Our comprehensive training program covers essential topics, including:
- Understanding Mental Health: Gain insight into common mental health disorders, their signs, symptoms, and prevalence in our communities.
- Providing Initial Support: Learn how to offer immediate assistance to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis or emotional distress, including how to initiate a conversation and provide reassurance.
- Connecting to Resources: Discover local mental health resources, services, and professionals available to provide ongoing support and treatment.
- Reducing Stigma: Explore strategies for promoting a supportive and stigma-free environment, fostering empathy, and encouraging open dialogue about mental health.
- Self-Care for Helpers: Understand the importance of self-care and boundary setting when providing support to others, and learn practical techniques to maintain your own well-being.
Our Mental Health First Aid Training is suitable for individuals from all walks of life, including teachers, healthcare professionals, HR personnel, community leaders, and concerned citizens. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those struggling with mental health challenges.
Join us in taking a proactive step towards creating a more mentally healthy and supportive community. Together, we can break down barriers, destigmatize mental illness, and ensure that everyone has access to the support they need.