Mental Health First Aid Certification- Supporting Youth
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training provides the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to support a person who may be experiencing a decline in their mental well-being, a mental health or substance use crisis until professional help is available.
The practical skills of MHFA help you develop the confidence and peace of mind knowing you can support those around you, and your ability to self-care and prioritize you well-being while supporting others.
Certification: Starting from $300 per person
Delivered in 35 nations worldwide and with over 8 million people trained, MHFA is a global movement.
MHFA Certification is an innovative and leading-edge program in the sector. Mental Health First Aid now offers official certification. This in-depth course, upon completion and assessment, provides participants:
Increase Mental Health Awareness
Enhance Mental Health
Improve confidence to help
Decrease Mental Health Stigma
Course Details: length, logistics, structure
The 2-day format of the MHFA Certification allows for robust, scenario-based training on the identification and support of declining mental health and crises, and provides a deeper understanding of mental health disorders and influences.
Course Logistics
- Delivery Formats: The course is fully facilitated, with virtual and in-person options
- Course Length: 16 hours of instruction over 2 days.
Pricing Information
Certification: Starting from $300 per person
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We understand that funding can be a barrier. Flexible pricing is available to support organizations working within limited budgets, ensuring access to impactful training for all.
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Amanda Coombs is a certified Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Instructor who combines professional expertise with personal lived experience. She teaches MHFA courses through an anti‑oppressive, trauma‑informed lens, intentionally creating safe, inclusive and engaging learning spaces for participants from diverse backgrounds.