Corporate and community training. We can host or come to you.
Did you know all our training has been endorsed by the NSW Education Standards Authority?
All workshops and presentations in Lifeline Direct's skills-for-life training portfolio contribute course-specific hours under the NSW Educations Standard Authority (NESA) Registered Professional Development, addressing 4.4.2 and 6.2.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers towards Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW.
Lifeline's Corporate and Community Training - Skills-for-Life
Corporate branding research has established that Lifeline has a 97% brand recognition, much of which has been earned from the 24/7 Lifeline Telephone Crisis Support Service 131114, and our recycle shops. Another strong component of Lifeline's place in the Australian community is specialised training, not only the training course to join our crisis telephone support service, but also the suite of skills-for-life-training programs.
Our agency’s twin missions of providing skills in crisis support and suicide prevention, alongside strategies to care-for-carers, are woven into our highly complementary range of deliverables. Being skilled to acutely and astutely listen to someone (ACCIDENTAL COUNSELLOR FOUNDATIONS) may enable a frontline worker or caregiver to better recognise domestic violence (DV-ALERT, DV-AWARE), a mental health problem (MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID), or risk of suicide (safeTALK, MIND YOUR MATES, ASIST), all the while being mindful of self-care (CREATIVE THERAPY TOOLS, mindfulness @ work). That is the reason this range of training is dubbed skills-for-life.
Unlike other training, this type of participation keeps on giving well after completion of the workshop.
As one participant told us, “I have been to everything you have to offer. Can’t get enough of what you do".
Ever had to step into the shoes of The Accidental Counsellor?
The Accidental Counsellor Workshop will provide you with necessary skills and tools to be able to step into the shoes of an accidental counsellor momentarily, respond appropriately, efficiently and effectively to people in crisis or distress when there may not be a professional immediately available.
LivingWorks ASIST aims to enhance a caregiver’s abilities to help a person at risk avoid suicide. Participants learn to recognise when someone may be at risk of suicide and respond in ways that help increase immediate safety and link the person to help. Participants are encouraged to share and reflect on their attitudes about suicide and suicide intervention.
Learn about creative processes, meditation techniques and group dynamics, as well as a foundation in understanding the principles and outcomes of incorporating transpersonal art therapy into your skillset when working with others. Come and participate in this intentional and holistic approach to handle mental health and wellbeing challenges.
As a nationally recognised training program, DV-alert is mapped out against the unit of competency CCHCDFV001 - Recognise and Respond to Domestic and Family Violence. Participants who complete the training and assessment will receive a statement of attainment. Find out more about the benefits of DV-alert.
DV-Aware provides a non-Accredited 2-hour or 1-day workshop, perfect for students and those looking to step back into community work.
Mental health first aid is the help given to someone dealing with a mental health problem or in a mental health crisis until appropriate professional treatment is received or until the crisis resolves. Participants learn the signs and symptoms of depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia, psychotic disorders, non-suicidal self-injury and substance use disorder.
[email protected] -Clearer thinking, the ability to make calm, considered decisions and freedom from feeling overwhelmed by a seemingly never-ending workload are just some of the benefits that a practice of mindfulness can bring to the workplace. This workshop gives you the foundation to integrate mindfulness in your life.
[email protected] -Why not also join Charlotte for a delicious day of delving into your own behaviours and motivations, and how that insight can enhance team relationships.
Suicide is now the leading cause of death for Australian men aged 15-44. Mind Your Mates is a 1-hour presentation to bring awareness around mental health issues and the recognisable signs that suicide might be on someone’s mind. We need to know, we need to be real and open to someone being able to voice emotions around mental health issues. Not just men, of course, but especially men.
LivingWorks safeTALK is a half-day presentation to increase suicide awareness. This program acknowledges that while most people at risk of suicide signal their distress and invite help, these intervention opportunities are often overlooked. safeTALK participants learn to recognise when someone may have thoughts of suicide and to respond in ways that link them with further suicide intervention help.
If your organisation would like dedicated workplace training, why not contact us to talk over how our multi-modal training in mental health awareness and suicide prevention training can be adapted to suit your workplace. Members of our training team can come to you and provide you with whole-of-organisation training.
Enquire now for further information or to request a quote.