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There is no one size fits all when it comes to mental health, but looking beyond pills to help individuals obtain a more sustainable recovery seems like a good idea. Incidentally, Dr A.J. Yates is proud to be talking at the National NHS Complaint Managers Forum spring conference today on the mental health of staff. […]

The latest guide from MHFA England on how businesses can implement mental health first aid in the workplace is available for free on their website. View the guide by clicking here. Image courtesy of MHFA England.

To help ensure the continued health and safety of students on the mental health first aid courses, Dr A.J. Yates today renewed his (physical) First Aid at Work qualification at the Milton Keynes Safety Centre.

Getting the balance right between working and spending time doing other stuff is not always easy, but the rewards are greater mental resilience and mental health. Busy week this week for Dr A.J. Yates who is taking time to renew his (physical) First Aid at Work qualification at the local charity, the Milton Keynes Safety

Tweets from @AJMHLIMITED of the live Parliamentary debate on whether Mental Health First Aid training should be made mandatory in the workplace have been made available as a moment on Twitter, available to view here. Image courtesy of Where’s Your Head At?

Further Mental Health First Aid course dates have been released, available to view by clicking here.

The Parliamentary debate about whether mental health first aid should be made mandatory in the workplace took place on 17th January and was tweeted live by @AJMHLIMITED. MPs from across the political spectrum spoke in favour of the motion when discussing the proposal that each employer should have an explicit responsibility to cover the mental

With the focus this week on the Parliamentary debate around whether mental health first aid should be made mandatory in the workplace, it’s easy to think that businesses are full of employees who are mentally ill and in need of support. However, a big section of any MHFA course is the focus on mental health

After a Brexit-caused delay, the WheresYourHeadAt campaign will get Parliament to debate whether Mental Health First Aid should be made mandatory in the workplace. The debate has been set for next Thursday, 17th January 2019. Image courtesy of Where’s Your Head At?

The much anticipated parliamentary discussion on whether to make Mental Health First Aid mandatory in the workplace has been postponed due to an emergency debate about the Great British Break Off and a discussion about Stupid Woman Gate.  Apparently it will be debated as a priority in the New Year, so it’s not too late