Certification Courses
Mental Health First Aid
Experienced & Qualified Facilitators
Starting From March 2025
Mode: Online
(Google Meet)
Eligiblity Criteria: Open For All
About the Course
- Reflective listening
- Assessment of needs
- Prioritization
- Intervention
- Disposition
Course Focus:
- Psychological support beyond physical injuries.
- Application across various settings, such as public health, workplaces, and disaster scenarios.
Accreditations and Affiliations from Organizations:
Key Benefits:
- Equip with practical mental health first aid skills.
- Gain understanding of trauma’s psychological impact.
- Learn to manage critical incident consequences.
Key Highlights:
- Globally verified E- Certificate
- E-resources and E-material
- Quizzes, role-play activities, case study report writing, and real-life case study analysis & discussion.
- Taught by RCI & APA Certified Psychologists, Professors, Doctors, and the Researchers.
- Student Friendly Timings (to be decided on the first day of class)
Total Fee:
- Rs 40,000/- (Course Fee), Scholarship & Installment option available.
- For refund policy, please visit our Website
Class Details:
- Duration: 3 Months
- Weekend Classes: Every Saturday & Sunday for 1.5 to 2 Hours
- Program Details: Starting From March 2025
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Call: +91-9169179918
+91-8448789609
Course Structure:
To make the participants understand the basics of PFA and how crises can be managed. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To have an overview of who can provide PFA and the ethical considerations and boundaries involved. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To establish initial contact and build rapport and assess safety and security of individuals in trauma. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To connect individuals with appropriate resources and support services & providing practical assistance as needed. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To understand physical symptoms of stress (e.g., headaches, fatigue, insomnia) & managing physical discomfort. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To understand different behavioural reactions & managing them. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To Identify personal stress and burnout & focusing on self-awareness and self-care. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To Understand and address compassion fatigue & strategies for self-care and resilience. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To understand how to respond to disasters and emergencies & how to provide support to affected individuals and communities. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To understand challenges and strategies for providing PFA in daily life challenges such as major stressors. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To understand cultural differences and sensitivities &
Adapting PFA to diverse populations. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
To have an overview of real life cases. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
Meet the Facilitator
Dr Sundeep Kateverapu
Meet the Facilitator
Ms. Shweta Ahirwar
Ms. Shweta Ahirwar is a multifaceted professional with two years of industry experience, specializing in supporting women and children affected by violence. Her expertise encompasses Certified Happiness Coach, Parenting Expert and Coach, Career Counsellor, Advanced Graphologist (Level 4), & Hypnotherapist (Level 5). Dr. Ahirwar has formally worked at One Stop Centre, Lucknow. (A project by the Central Ministry of Women and Child Development). She has presented and published research papers, demonstrating her commitment to academic excellence. She serves as a peer reviewer for the esteemed Youth Voice Journal. Her professional development includes participation in numerous workshops, seminars, faculty development programs, and conferences. Dr. Ahirwar’s social impact is notable as she has interned with an NGO, positively transforming the lives of underprivileged children, and Contributed to designing life skill and mind skill training modules for children in challenging situations. She has received appreciation certificates from the District Magistrate and City Development Officer, Lucknow, for her role in CAVACH Abhiyan-2019 & was part of the One Stop Centre team awarded the prestigious “Nari Shakti Award 2018” by the Honourable President of India. Dr. Ahirwar’s diverse expertise and dedication to social causes make her a valuable resource.
Learning
Outcomes of the Course:
Master the RAPID model to assess and support individuals in crisis.
Identify and address immediate psychological needs effectively
Apply mental health first aid skills in diverse emergency and everyday settings.
Final Evaluation and Certification Process
A Minimum of 90% attendance is required to be eligible for the certification
The assessment will be done based on self-work as well as the final submission of the portfolio
Failure to meet any requirements will lead to no eligibility for the certification
