'Talk to me': Improving mental health and suicide prevention in young adults
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Brief Introduction
As a student, parent, teacher, coach, or health professional, learn strategies to help improve the mental health of young people in your life, recognise concerning behaviours, and feel better prepared to have conversations about mental health.
Description
Poor mental health affects one in four people, and young adults are particularly susceptible. Do you feel confident approaching the topic of mental health with people you care about, or are concerned about?
'Talk to Me': Improving mental health and suicide prevention in young adults , is a German-Australian collaboration developed in response to the growing need to provide young people and those around them with the knowledge, skills, and understanding to recognise, identify, and respond to mental health challenges in themselves and others.
Key topics in this MOOC include understanding contributing factors to poor mental health, how to talk about addressing poor mental health, and strategies to increase mental fitness.
Please note: This course contains content that crosses over with TTM2x: Managing Study, Stress, and Mental Health at University (Modules 1 and 2). However, this MOOC contains an extra four modules of content which are aimed at parents, teachers, health professionals, GPs, social workers, counsellors, coaches, and other 'gatekeepers' - people in positions of responsibility with regular contact with young people.
We are grateful to the following organisations for their contribution to and continued support of this MOOC:
- Healthway Western Australia
- The Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators
- Curtin University Teaching Excellence Fund
- Australia-Germany Joint Research Cooperation Scheme - Universities Australia
Knowledge
- What mental health is, and the impact of stress on mental health
- Identify and explain contributing factors to suicide and poor mental health
- Strategies to increase mental fitness
- Understand why self-harm may be used as a coping strategy
- Recognise risk factors for mental health crisis and suicidality
- Understand the types of questions you can ask a person who may be at risk of suicide
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Poor mental health affects one in four people, and young adults are particularly susceptible. Healthway Western Australia The Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators...
