Depression, Anxiety and Phobia Awareness
About our Phobia, Depression & Anxiety Awareness Course
This course focuses on three different issues, all related to mental health. Although depression, anxiety and phobias are hard to deal with, having the right tools can help those affected by these ailments. This Phobia, Depression & Anxiety Awareness training course provides you with these tools and creates the opportunity to discuss treatments with those suffering.
Course Length
Our Depression, Anxiety, and Phobia Awareness training course lasts for 3 hours and is completed within half a day. The sessions are structured with breaks, giving you time to eat and rest.
Certificate Validity
The certificate for the Depression, Anxiety, and Phobia Awareness training is valid for 12 months. To obtain a new certificate before it expires, you will need to re-enrol in the course.
Delivery Methods
Many of our clients opt for in-house training. Our experienced trainers can provide an engaging, on-site session for groups of up to 12 participants. Get in touch today to learn more or inquire about our webinar options.
Topics Covered
Please see our course outline here. During this Depression, Anxiety and Phobia Awareness training course, you will learn to understand the different types of depression, identify symptoms of depression, knowledge of anxiety and panic attacks, the various types of phobia and more.
Cost/Pricing
We customise our pricing to suit your unique needs, considering factors like your location, preferred schedule, and group size. To receive a free, no-obligation quote, reach out to our friendly team. You can call us at 0800 781 2041or submit an enquiry through our website.
How Do You Get Certified?
This course is available for in-house delivery, accommodating groups of up to 12 participants. You can choose between a completely in-person session or you could take advantage of one of our webinar training sessions. The training can be scheduled at a time and location that works for you. Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate to acknowledge your success.
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Depression, Anxiety and Phobia Awareness Course Outline
- Introduction and explanation.
- Understanding the different types of depression (clinical, reactive, postnatal, seasonal affective disorder).
- Identifying symptoms of depression.
- Knowledge of anxiety and panic attacks.
- Common triggers of depression and anxiety attacks.
- Techniques to help those coping with a disorder, or a combination of them.
- Understanding everyone is affected and impacted differently.
- Discussion of treatments available.
Speak with one of our training consultants for free advice and additional information.
Depression, Anxiety and Phobia Awareness FAQs
What is depression?
Clinical depression affects how a person thinks, feels and behaves. It is a persistent feeling, that often interferes with a person’s ability to experience or anticipate pleasure. It affects both the mind and body and can impact a person’s thoughts, emotions, behaviour, and overall functioning.
What is anxiety?
Anxiety is a natural response to stress or perceived threats, often characterized by feelings of worry, nervousness, or unease. It can be a normal emotion that helps us stay alert and focused in challenging situations. However, when anxiety becomes excessive, persistent, or interferes with daily life, it may be classified as an anxiety disorder.
What is a phobia?
Phobia is an extreme aversion or irrational fear over something. This could be over an object, place, situation, feeling, food or even an animal. It goes beyond normal fear and can significantly impact a person’s daily life and well-being. People with phobias, when they are confronted with it, may experience intense anxiety or panic.
What will I learn in this course?
This course will help you understand how you can help those who suffer from these conditions. It will also help you understand how people are affected, and you will be able to discuss available treatments with them.
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