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KNOWLEDGE · SKILLS · CONFIDENCE

Improve your knowledge, skills, and confidence to effectively engage in the prevention, early identification, and early intervention of mental disorders. Learn from our team of experts who provide culturally relevant education and training.

Our Training Programmes

Mental Health First Aid: Early Identification and Early Intervention.

Managing stress in the workplace

How to conduct a comprehensive mental health clinical interview and plan treatment

Treating anxiety and depression

Suicide risk assessment and management.

Promoting sleep hygiene

Resilience building for children and adolescents

Improving study skills, attention, and concentration for children and adolescents

Treating alcohol / substance misuse / other addictions

Dual diagnoses treatment: treating alcohol / substance misuse etc

Why Choose Us?

Our goal is to improve Knowledge, Skills, and Confidence among the workforce, students, and the public in Asia, South-east Asia, and India; to effectively engage in the Prevention, Early Identification, and Early Intervention of mental disorders.

Best Industry Leaders

We provide evidence-based, practical, and low-cost training in mental health promotion.

Decide Your Own Mode

You can receive training from the comfort of your home or office.

Learn at Your Own Pace

Flexibility esigned to address the needs of our constantly evolving global environment.

Get Certified Immediately

Acquire your credentials promptly and excel in your field with immediate enrollment.

With a shared commitment to advancing mental health education and intervention, our diverse team harnesses varied expertise to make a lasting impact on mental wellness.

Through language diversity, cross-disciplinary proficiency, and a holistic approach, we empower individuals and communities to proactively engage in promoting mental well-being.

We are a group of Australian and overseas trained health professionals.

About Mental Health

Importance of Mental Wellness

The global burden of mental health disorders

Lack of coordinated response

What is urgently required?

Why is culturally relevant education and training important?

Importance of Mental Wellness

Mental illness is also referred to as mental health disorders and represents a wide range of mental health conditions.

These disorders affect how you think, your mood, and your behaviour.

These can cause significant problems in our daily lives, including work, relationships, education, and future planning.

The good news is, in most cases, symptoms can be effectively treated and managed with psychological interventions. However, for some people, medications may be required.

The global burden of mental health disorders

A recent report in the Lancet* assessed the prevalence and burden of mental disorders in 204 countries and noted that:

A large proportion of the world's disease burden is attributable to mental disorders,
Found no evidence of a global reduction in the burden of mental disorders, and
Coordinated delivery of effective prevention and treatment programmes by governments and the global health community is imperative.

Unfortunately, about 85% of individuals with mental health conditions in developing countries DO NOT receive care due to a lack of resources. The lack of immediate and appropriate care will cost the global economy about US $16 trillion between 2010 and 2030.
*The Lancet Psychiatry. January 10,2022. DOI: https://doi.org/

Lack of coordinated response

In many countries, people in need of mental health care:

have limited or no access to effective care,
trained workforces are not available or seriously limited, and
treatment that is delivered is often poor in quality.

(World Health Organization, 8 June, 2022). https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/mental-disorders

What is urgently required?

Preparing the workforce from health, education, government, non-government, and industry sectors in culturally relevant education and training.

Why is culturally relevant education and training important?

“When academic knowledge and skills are situated within the livid experiences and frames of reference for the students, they are more personally meaningful, have higher interest appeal, and are learned more easily and thoroughly”.

(Professor Geneva Gay. “Culturally responsive teaching: Theory, research, and practice. New York, NY: Teachers College Press”, 2000).