Parent Youth Mental Health Training

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• At the end of each lesson at the bottom, you will need to click complete and then click through to the next section.
• Each section needs to be marked as complete for you to complete the course.

Learn what is Read The Play and how we help Youth Mental Health awareness.

The effects diet can have on mental health, the importance of consuming a balanced diet and measures that can be implemented to encourage healthy eating. 

The link between sleep and mental health, the effects of sleep disturbances and strategies to improve sleep hygiene. 

How self-care helps maintain good mental wellbeing, types of self-care and self-care suggestions to suit the individual.

Statistics outlining the prevalence of youth mental health, self-harm and suicide.

A continuum we move along depending on our mental health. 

The range of biological, physiological and social factors that may influence an individual’s mental health. 

The prevalence, types, signs and symptoms and possible treatment for anxiety.  

The prevalence among young people, signs and symptoms and possible treatment for depression. 

A definition, risk factors, signs and symptoms and possible treatment for psychosis. 

Eating disorders and young people, types of eating disorders, risk factors, signs and symptoms and how to support someone with an eating disorder.

The prevalence of self-harm among young people, warning signs of self-harm and harm minimisation strategies. 

Suicide and young people, risk factors for increased risk of suicide, warning signs, management strategies to assist with talking to someone who is suicidal and safety planning. 

Ways to engage with a young person, measures to take to encourage an ongoing and trusting relationship, and recommendations to offer. 

A list of online resources that will provide information on young people and mental health that may act a gateway to seeking professional help.

A range of applications that are available to be downloaded to smart phones that encourage mental wellbeing and support for those experiencing a mental illness.

National hotlines that support mental health. 

Services that can be utilised when young person requires professional help.

An insight into three areas of the brain and the development of a young person’s brain.