As a leader, you’re focused on results—and you know your team performs best when people are mentally and emotionally well. Mental health support at work isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s essential for sustained performance and team success.
While we’re not expected to be therapists, we can learn to notice early warning signs of employee mental health struggles, offer reassurance and guide our team members towards the right support at a critical moment.
Mental health first aid training equips you, as a manager, with the skills to respond appropriately and create a workplace culture where people feel safe, valued and able to do their best work. You’ll learn how to spot issues early, hold supportive conversations and foster a culture of care.
You’ll gain the confidence and tools to offer timely support to team members facing stress, burnout or mental health difficulties. You’ll also learn practical self-care strategies—because a resilient leader is key to building a mentally healthy, high-performing team.