Local authorities
Mental health training courses
Mental health issues are common in people seeking help from local authorities. However, surveys show that housing staff, safeguarding boards, social workers, and others offering these services have a variable knowledge base around mental disorders and often feel a lack of confidence in their skills to deal with problems that arise. Expectations from service users, their families, and a variety of regulators mean this needs to be addressed better. Maudsley Learning understands the issues and takes a tailored approach to helping you and your organisation deal with the challenge, whether you work in a healthcare organisation or a body that interfaces with healthcare services. All our courses are delivered by a highly-skilled clinical teaching faculty.
For more information please contact jose.mascarenhas@slam.nhs.uk
How it works
There are two ways to book on to a local authority mental health training course: as an individual or as an organisation. If you’re an individual looking to enhance your knowledge or specialise in a particular area, you can select from one of our courses below. Organisations can also commission bespoke courses to suit their specific requirements. We’ll tailor the course to you and what you need to upskill your team.
Once you’ve booked on to the course, it may be delivered in a variety of ways. Some of our courses are online, whereas others are delivered in-person in London. Teaching methods can vary, too. Some courses will consist of talks from experts, group discussions, role play and even simulation training. Choose a course that best suits your learning preferences and get started today.