Mental Health First Aid - Research On Mental Health First Aid Training

Research On Mental Health First Aid Training

A number of studies have been carried out showing the people who are trained in mental health first aid showed improved knowledge, confidence, attitudes and helping behaviour. There has also been research to develop international guidelines on the best strategies for mental health first aid.

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