Mental Health First Aid

You must be staff, faculty, or current student at Morgan State University to attend this training.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an international public awareness curriculum that works to destigmatize conversations around mental health while providing a tangible action plan for participants to address crisis and non-crisis mental health situations – much like CPR/first aid supports physical health situations. MHFA is proven to increase the likelihood of bystander helping behaviors, but also increases the learners own mental health literacy.

MHFA is specifically designed for adults assisting other adults and is a great supplemental training for public service personnel, human resources, behavioral health, coaches, other direct service related positions, and anyone interested in expanding mental health education to the greater Maryland community.

This class has grant funded seats available and is sponsored by the Maryland Department of Health Behavioral Health Administration which helps to provide Mental Health First Aid programming across the state!

Participants receive an electronic Mental Health First Aid manual and Mental Health First Aid Certification for 3 years upon completion of course requirements.

Please note: This is a virtual class. This class requires:

  • 2-hours of online, self-paced prework to be completed before class. Emails with prework information will arrive approximately two weeks before the date of the class.
  • 6-hours of live, virtual instruction over Zoom. Virtual participants must have a working camera and microphone and are required be on camera during the entire class (except during breaks).

Classes hosted by the Mental Health Association of Maryland are only able to serve those who live or work in the state of Maryland. If you do not qualify, please visit MentalHealthFirstAid.org to find an alternative class.

Please email Ms. McDonald at januarie.mcdonald@morgan.edu to register for this class. Classes fill on a first come, first served basis.

Dates:

Saturday, Jun 3rd, 2023 & Sunday, Jun 4th, 2023 9:00 am - 12:30 pm

Location:

Online

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