Mental Health Awareness Training for Managers Reviews
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Average score 4.7
1205 reviews
As you know by now, I find the compulsory videos to be extremely irritating and dismotivating.
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This course took the challenge of managing poor mental health within organisations and, through the use of childish cartoon characters to represent serious psychological illnesses, came up with short-term solutions one would find on an NHS leaflet. Also, some of the information on mental illness was simply incorrect, e.g. people with depression feel "constantly sad" and "frequently tearful". This misinformation is unacceptable and quite simply damaging, to organisations and the individual.
I wanted to refer back to the course a weeks after completing it. However it is locked until 2024. The definition of a box ticking exercise.
After having sat through 50mins of being preached complete common sense I was struggling to stay awake. The presentation was dull and lacked any form of engagement. I can only hope and pray I never have to sit through this again!!!
remote learning by video does not give a true impact
The course did not tell me as the manager how to help and manage my staff. It told me all about mental health which I know, but not how to help manage the people. It keeps saying refer to you r manager.
Sadly the most pointless tick box exercise of a training course I have ever had the misfortune to undertake, truly embarrassing. When I see the quality what our SHEQ Team provide internally, iHASCO should give them a call to: A) Apologies about the standard of the questions B) Ask for professional advice on mental health awareness C) All of the above