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Make some time to build your mental health skills in 2022

The Western Australian Association for Mental Health (WAAAMH) has just released their line-up of training programs for the first half of 2022.

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The expectation this year is a person’s wellbeing will continue to be a key priority as a result of the impacts of COVID in the community over the last two years. WAAMH has responded to the increased community interest and growing demand for additional mental health training with more opportunities available in the 2022 calendar.

The calendar will feature some new courses, along with several of WAAMH’s most popular courses, providing evidence-based and relevant training solutions that help develop the skills and capacity of the mental health sector and wider community.

Take a look at what’s on offer.

Mental Health First Aid Refresher
2nd February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Safe Professional Boundaires
3rd February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

De-escalation Skills
9th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Everyday Counselling Skills
10th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Meditation and Wellbeing 
21st February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Trauma Informed Practice 
25th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

See more face-to-face courses in the following months here!

Interactive Learning Sessions in February

WAAMH’s online Interactive Learning Stream is an engaging and accessible alternative to face-to-face training and the offer for 2022 continues to grow.
Book in now for an Interactive Learning Session, hosted on the Zoom platform which can be accessed from anywhere in Australia.

Recovery and Recovery Plans
7th & 8th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Trauma Informed Practice
9th & 10th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Grief and Loss
14th & 15th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Safe and Professional Boundaries
16th & 17th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

De-escalation Skills
22nd & 23rd February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

Positive Psychology Tools
24th & 25th February 2022
Learn more about the course and register here!

See more Online courses in the following months here!

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