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Mental Health Champion
A Mental Health Champion is a trained individual within an organization who helps build a culture that values psychological well-being. They are not therapists, but trusted peers who listen, offer empathy, and connect colleagues with appropriate support when needed.
What's include in the training?
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Core Learning Modules
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Practical Communication Skills
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Psychological First Aid Skills
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Applied Learning & Practice

Meet the Trainers
You will have the opportunity to work with a highly experienced clinical psychologist with over 15 years of. Our trainers are active in seminars, training, and therapy, ensuring that they are up-to-date with the techniques and approaches.

Reynitta Poerwito
Clinical Psychologist

Annisa Krisanti
Clinical Psychologist
Ari Ahmadi
Clinical Psychologist
Mental Health Champion in a Nutshell
What is a Mental Health Champion?
A Mental Health Champion is an individual within a workplace who is trained to support colleagues experiencing mental health challenges. They play a key role in promoting mental health awareness, offering initial support, and advocating for a positive and supportive work environment.
What does a Mental Health Champion do?
A Mental Health Champion:
• Raises awareness about mental health issues.
• Provides a listening ear and directs colleagues to appropriate resources.
• Promotes a positive work environment by advocating for work-life balance and mental well-being.
• Identifies and responds to early signs of mental health challenges.
• Encourages empathy and inclusivity in the workplace.
Who can become a Mental Health Champion?
Anyone with an interest in promoting mental well-being in the workplace can become a Mental Health Champion. This role is often suited to those who are empathetic, good listeners, and passionate about mental health, but no prior experience is required. Training is provided to equip you with the necessary skills.
How is a Mental Health Champion different from a mental health professional?
A Mental Health Champion is not a mental health professional. They are trained to provide initial support and guidance but are not qualified to offer professional mental health treatment or counseling. Their role is to listen, offer support, and connect colleagues with professional resources when needed.
What kind of training do Mental Health Champions receive?
Mental Health Champions undergo specialized training that includes:
• Understanding mental health and common mental health conditions.
• Recognizing early signs of mental health challenges.
• Learning how to approach and support someone in distress.
• Effective communication and crisis response techniques.
• Information on resources and referral pathways for professional help.
How can I support the work of a Mental Health Champion?
You can support Mental Health Champions by:
• Being open to discussing mental health topics and reducing stigma in the workplace.
• Encouraging others to seek help if they are struggling.
• Participating in mental health awareness activities and initiatives.
• Respecting the confidentiality and boundaries of those who seek support.
What are the benefits of having Mental Health Champions in the workplace?
The presence of Mental Health Champions in the workplace can:
• Foster a supportive and inclusive culture.
• Reduce stigma associated with mental health issues.
• Improve overall employee well-being and productivity.
• Create a safer and more understanding work environment.
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