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Mental Health and Wellbeing eLearning

Online mental health awareness training for the workplace: noticing when a colleague is struggling, starting the conversation, and knowing where your role ends.

Price£15 +VAT
How longApproximately 30 minutes
Valid for3 years
WhereOnline, on any device
Two colleagues talking quietly in a bright office breakout area, one listening attentively

Who it is for

Who this mental health and wellbeing course is for

Most people will work alongside someone experiencing a mental health difficulty. Very few feel equipped to say anything about it. This course is about closing that gap without turning colleagues into clinicians.

  • All staff, as part of induction or refresher training
  • Line managers and supervisors
  • HR teams and wellbeing champions
  • Remote and lone workers, and those who manage them
  • Shift workers and their supervisors
  • Anyone who wants to support a colleague better

Course content

What the mental health and wellbeing course covers

Six short modules on recognising difficulty, responding well, and the workplace factors that make it worse or better.

1

Mental health at work

What we mean by mental health and wellbeing, and how common difficulty actually is.

2

Stigma and why people stay quiet

The reasons colleagues hide difficulty, and what changes that.

3

Recognising the signs

Changes in behaviour, performance and interaction that are worth noticing.

4

Starting the conversation

How to raise a concern without diagnosing, prying or promising to fix it.

5

Workplace factors

Workload, control, support, relationships, role and change: the things employers can actually alter.

6

Getting help

Internal support, occupational health, and knowing the limits of your role.

Outcomes

What you will be able to do afterwards

  • Talk about mental health at work without awkwardness or diagnosis
  • Notice changes that suggest a colleague is struggling
  • Open a supportive conversation and listen properly
  • Signpost someone to appropriate help
  • Recognise the workplace factors that affect wellbeing
  • Know where your responsibility ends and a professional's begins

Your legal duty

The law behind mental health and wellbeing training

There is no regulation requiring mental health training by name. The duties that apply are the general ones. The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 requires employers to ensure health, safety and welfare so far as is reasonably practicable, and health includes mental health. The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 require risks to be assessed, including work-related stress.

Separately, a mental health condition may amount to a disability under the Equality Act 2010, which brings the duty to make reasonable adjustments into play. This course is awareness training and does not attempt to advise on individual cases.

  • Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 - health includes mental health
  • Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 - assessing work-related stress
  • Equality Act 2010 - where a condition amounts to a disability
  • This is awareness training, not clinical or therapeutic training.

Practicalities

How the course works

WhereOnline, in a browser: phone, tablet or computer
WhenStart straight after payment; pause and resume any time
How longAround 30 minutes, with no time limit on completion.
AssessmentQuestions throughout, retaken as often as you need.
CertificateIssued on completion, downloadable as a PDF
RefresherRecommended every 3 years

For employers

Mental Health and Wellbeing training for a team

Wellbeing training lands better when a whole team has done it, because the barrier is rarely knowledge. It is whether it feels normal to say something.

  • One invoice instead of a card payment per person
  • Licences allocated as people join, so induction is covered
  • Completion and expiry reporting for your records
  • Renewal reminders before certificates lapse
  • Bespoke versions built around your own procedures

Work-related stress has its own course covering the causes employers can control. See the Stress in the Workplace course →

Mental Health and Wellbeing eLearning: common questions

Not by name. The general duty to ensure health and welfare covers mental health, and stress must be assessed like any other risk, but no regulation requires this specific training.

No. This is awareness training. Mental health first aid is a separate, longer, accredited programme.

The course covers this: listen, do not promise confidentiality you cannot keep, and signpost to proper support. You are not expected to handle it alone.

It covers the workplace factors managers control: workload, support, control and change. A manager with formal responsibility may want deeper training as well.

About 30 minutes, with no time limit. Start it, pause it, and come back whenever suits. The certificate is issued the moment you finish.

Yes. It runs in a browser on any modern phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install.

Yes. Open a business account and we invoice you for the licences, which you allocate as people need them. Completion reporting is included.

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