Self-care
Practical tools and tips to help people who support others in their work manage personal and client wellbeing. Gain a renewed sense of energy and expertise in wellbeing and self-care.
Explore our range of highly regarded training pathways for the mental health workforce.
Mental Health Coordinating Council takes COVID safety seriously. We are now delivering face-to-face training with arrangements to minimise the spread of COVID-19. Please see COVID-Safe Training for details.
Want to plan ahead? Take advantage of our 2023 training calendar with courses designed to meet the current needs of the community-based mental health workforce.
Practical tools and tips to help people who support others in their work manage personal and client wellbeing. Gain a renewed sense of energy and expertise in wellbeing and self-care.
Learn how mental and physical health interact, and strategies to improve the physical health of the people you work to support.
Build your skills to effectively support clients with co-existing mental health and alcohol and other drugs issues through this new two-day online workshop.
This online workshop is an introduction to the Hearing Voices Approach, a recovery model that aims to provide tools to assist people to alleviate the distress associated with voices.
An introductory course teaching essential skills for workers in community settings to support hope, recovery and connection among people living with mental health conditions.
This course provides a comprehensive look at trauma in a social service and healthcare setting, and aims to provide tools to better support people who have experienced trauma.
Helping people you support to understand and manage their medication.
Support people through change via an effective person-centred approach used widely in therapeutic settings.
This course teaches participants simple, effective interventions and skills that can save lives and provide support to people at risk of suicide.
This immersive one-day workshop equips participants with the tools and confidence to support people who experience voice hearing.
The training has been designed as continuous professional development activities for Psychosocial Recovery Coaches, but also suits people working in the mental health and human services sectors, people with lived experience, carers and family.