Parental mental health training

This workshop is intended for all professionals working with children who wish to improve their knowledge of parental mental health and the impact on the child.

Aims of the course

To consider the impact that parental mental health problems can have on the development, safety and welfare of dependent children and on the parent's or carer's ability to meet the child's needs.

To consider multi-agency responses to safeguarding children whose parents have mental health problems.

Learning outcomes

  • Understand the nature and impact that different types of parental mental health problems can have on children.
  • Be aware of how this can impact on children's day-to-day lives.
  • Have a more detailed knowledge of local and national guidance relating to working with families affected by parental mental health problems.
  • Understand their own and other agencies' roles in identifying, assessing and protecting vulnerable children where parental mental health problems are a feature.

Duration

4.5 hours.

Cost

Courses are provided free of charge to non-profit making organisations and CSCP member organisations.  

Dates

To be confirmed.

Book you place on this course

To book your place, all Council staff log into MyLearning and search for the specific course.  All non-council users are required to log into MyLearning, those that haven't registered already please create a new account.

All participants should join the meeting 30 minutes before the start time to allow being admitted onto the course.

For any queries about the course, please email CSCP.Training@cumbria.gov.uk 

Free additional online training

Safety planning

Free two hour online training - safety planning.

This two hour online session gives you the skills and tools to support an individual to develop their own safety plan. It is suitable for anyone in a support role who has already taken one of our suicide awareness or alertness courses, and wants to gain further skills in helping someone create a safety plan.

This is also an orange button training.

Dates

Thursday 27th April 2023 (9:30am)

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Suicide alertness

Free half day online training - Suicide Alertness.

This half day online training session is aimed at anyone who wants to understand more about suicide, how to know when someone may be having thoughts of suicide, how to talk directly and comfortably about suicide, and what we can all do to offer practical support. 

Completion of the training will also qualify individuals for the countywide Orange Button scheme

Date

  • Wednesday 19th April 2023 (9:30am)
  • Thursday 11th May 2023 face-to-face (9:30am)

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