Build a healthy and happy workforce

Invest in mental health training to enhance the skills and understanding of mental health in your organisation.

Some of the benefits of investing in specialist mental health include:

• Tackling stigma by creating a positive approach to mental health in the workplace

• ​Supporting employees with the skills to manage their own and their team’s mental health and wellbeing

• Taking a best practice approach to supporting employees with mental ill health to stay healthy and happy at work

Workplace Wellbeing Movement

Join our exciting new membership programme for businesses dedicated to promoting a positive approach to mental health in the workplace.

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Training Workshops and Qualifications

We have a range of courses and workshops to support your workplace wellbeing strategy, read our brochure for more details. Each course can be delivered online or in-person for your organisation. 

For individual bookings we have open access courses available below pricing per person. 

 

Skills for Managers

Explore ways to manage mental health at work. You’ll learn to recognise the signs and symptoms of ill mental health, good practice for absence management due to mental health and how to make reasonable adjustments. 

Length: Full day

Date: Thursday 20th February 2025

Time: 9.30 – 16.30

Location: In person, Bradford BD1 4QU

Investment: *£180 per person

20% off for NHS, VCS and not-for-profit organisations. 

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Stress Awareness

Increase your awareness of the causes of stress, explore the Stress Vulnerability Model and learn to identify coping strategies for stress management. 

Length: Half-day course

Date: Tuesday 4th March 2025

Time: 9.30 – 12.30

Location: In person, Bradford BD1 4QU

Investment: *£95 per person

*20% off for NHS, VCS and not-for-profit organisations. 

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Mental Health Awareness

Improve your understanding of mental health, recognise signs and symptoms of mental ill health, gain an increased awareness of the Stress Vulnerability Model and explore how to challenge stigma in your organisation. 

Length: Half-day

Date: Wednesday 19th March 2025

Time: 9.30 – 12.30

Location: In person, Bradford BD1 4QU

Investment: *£95 per person

*20% off for NHS, VCS and not-for-profit organisations. 

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Consultancy & Bespoke Training

Not sure which training course would be best for your workforce?

Need support with workplace wellbeing in your organisation?

We can work with you to develop bespoke workshops and offer workplace wellbeing consultancy.

Contact our Workplace Wellbeing and Training Lead, Bryony Rathmell, at [email protected].

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Trained by Bradford District and Craven Mind

Here are some testimonials from local organisations who have chosen Bradford District and Craven Mind as there mental health training partner. 

Play the videos to hear from some of recent clients:

We might not be the ones to solve the problem and it’s not always our place to solve the problem but if somebody can listen, then that in itself is helping.

Claire, Azets

 

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Start a ripple effect in your organisation

 

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Our monthly networking event for businesses and professionals in Bradford District and Craven. 

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Training Enquiries

 

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