Mental health affects people across all stages of life, creating an ongoing need for greater awareness, understanding and support. The Managing Mental Health in Adults course explores common mental health conditions, contributing factors, support strategies and the services available to people experiencing mental health challenges.
Building on an understanding of psychology, behaviour and mental processes, this course takes a closer look at how mental health conditions can affect individuals and the approaches used to support wellbeing and ongoing management.
You’ll explore the signs, symptoms and contributing factors associated with a range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, eating disorders and dementia. You’ll also develop an understanding of practical self-help strategies, communication approaches and support services that can assist people experiencing mental health challenges.
Study flexibly from anywhere.
Explore common adult mental health conditions, signs, symptoms and contributing factors
Explore counselling approaches, communication skills and practical support techniques
Explore counselling approaches and techniques.
Complete your studies and gain certification.
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Support individuals experiencing mental health challenges by providing practical assistance, encouragement and connection to appropriate services.
Assist people in community settings by helping them build independence, maintain wellbeing and access relevant support networks.
Support workplace or community wellbeing initiatives by promoting positive mental health, healthy practices and access to support resources.
Develop your knowledge of adult mental health to explore opportunities in community support, wellbeing, human services, counselling support and related fields.
Your progress is assessed throughout the course through a combination of practical set tasks, research activities and written assignments. You’ll work through each lesson, complete the required tasks and submit assignments to your tutor for feedback and guidance, helping you reinforce your understanding as you progress.
Upon successful completion of all course assessments, students are awarded the Managing Mental Health in Adults in Counselling issued by Careers Collectiv. The certificate is endorsed by the International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC), recognising that the course meets internationally recognised vocational education standards.
No specific entry requirements are needed to enrol in the Managing Mental Health In Adults Certificate. This course is suitable for individuals who wish to develop mental health knowledge and interpersonal skills, whether for professional development, community support roles, or personal growth. No previous qualifications or experience are required to begin.
Students should be at least 16 years of age and have a working level of English language proficiency sufficient to complete written coursework and communicate with their tutor. A reliable computer and internet connection are required to access the online learning platform. The course is delivered entirely online, allowing students to study at their own pace.
Topics that will be covered in the Managing Mental Health In Adults Course include:
Join the course and access your online learning materials.
Work through the modules and complete quizzes and practical assessments at your own pace.
Successfully complete your assessments and receive your Child & Adolescent Counselling Certificate.
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This course can be paid off through an interest free payment plan for $20 per week. It also qualifies for a discount for upfront payments.
This course is made up of 10 in-depth lessons. The amount of study time required to complete this course is approximately 100 hours of study. There is an option to reduce modules from this program to suit your needs.
You are studying online – but you are not studying alone. Our tutor support service comes with all of our courses and is available to you 24 hours, 7 days a week.
A Certificate of attainment will be issued upon completion of your course.
Online 24/7 access to your course allowing you to fit your study in with your schedule.
$1,600
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From $20/week
Interest-free. Total cost $2,000
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Yes. The course is delivered entirely online, allowing you to study at your own pace
You’ll study common mental health concerns in adults, emotional wellbeing, warning signs, contributing factors, support strategies, communication techniques and approaches to promoting positive mental health.
The course includes 9 modules and approximately 100 hours of study
No. There are no specific entry requirements, and previous qualifications or experience are not required.
Yes. Successful completion results in an industry recognised certificate
Nobody enrols in a course like this on a whim and we don’t expect you to. Ask us anything – including whether it’s the wrong fit. We’ll give you a straight answer either way
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