Mental health conditions are among the most common — and most misunderstood — challenges support workers encounter in disability and community services. This course gives NDIS and home care workers the practical knowledge and confidence to support participants experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma responses, and psychosocial disability, without overstepping their scope of practice.
Across five modules, learners build skills in early recognition, person-centred communication, de-escalation, and safe referral pathways — while also addressing the often-overlooked issue of worker burnout and vicarious trauma in frontline support roles. The course is scenario-based and assessment-driven, designed for busy support workers who need applicable, real-world skills rather than clinical theory.
Ideal as a standalone CPD credential or as part of a broader induction and safeguarding pathway.
On completion, learners will be able to:
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