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MHFA England have released details of their new MHFA Annual Refresher course., stating that ” We recommend that Mental Health First Aiders and MHFA Champions attend a Refresher course each year. Just like physical first aid, updating skills and knowledge allows people to perform this vital role confidently and safely.” More information is available on […]

We’re a fan of our four-legged friends at AJMH LIMITED and appreciate the valuable role that they can play in supporting some people’s mental health. Good companionship, the encouragement to get out in nature and have a bit of exercise, a great example of unconditional love, and the epitome of non-judgemental listening! Whilst there is

AJMH LIMITED is happy to announce that it can now offer the two-day Youth Mental Health First Aid course, as well as Adult Mental Health First Aid courses. The courses, which are to be run in conjunction with local charity Hazard Alley will be available for the 2020 academic year. More details, and course bookings

We have added upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Courses to our website. For an up-to-date list of courses, please click here.

Love him or hate him, Boris Johnson is about to be sworn in as the UK’s new Prime Minister. An interesting article has been published in Happiful magazine to help make sense of what the appointment might mean for mental health, available to read here. If you haven’t yet signed up to the Where’s Your

MHFA England have released their first ever Impact Report, which shares their twelve year history, achievements for 2018-19, and their plans for the future. To read the report, please click here.

Having carried out an assessment of our carbon footprint for the first year of trading, AJMH LIMITED has offset it’s carbon footprint – full details are on our CSR page. To find out more about your carbon footprint and how to offset it, visit Carbon Footprint.

It’s Bring Your Dog to Work Day!  We’re big fans of our four-legged friends at AJMH LIMITED, not least because research has shown that stroking a dog can lower your blood pressure and reduce the production of stress hormones, they encourage positive behaviours such as getting some gentle exercise and being out in nature, and

Exercise and being out in nature are both good for your physical AND your mental health. This week is Cycling UK Bike Week and a great opportunity (despite the Great British “summer” weather) to get out and about. We’re currently coveting this lovely example – image courtesy of Oxford Bike Works.

Dr A.J. Yates is now providing free sessions to businesses who are at the start of their journey to support the mental health of their employees, and who would like to know more about the sorts of things that they can do. AJ has run two in-company sessions this week – thank you to those