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Sign up for Adult Mental Health First Aid Training VIRTUALLY via Zoom. This live instructor-led session will be on Tuesday, September 22, 10am – 4:45 pm Phoenix time.
Through NATIVE HEALTH’s free Adult Mental Health First Aid training, adults (18+) will learn how to notice, listen, and respond to adults who may be experiencing a mental health or substance abuse challenge.
This training is open to everyone—regardless of profession, background, or experience. All are encouraged to join, and no prior mental health training is required.
You’ll Learn How to:
• Recognize common signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges.
• Understand how life experiences, stress, and trauma can impact mental health.
• Approach and support someone with confidence and compassion.
• Respond to both non-crisis and crisis situations using the Mental Health First Aid Action Plan (ALGEE).
• Connect individuals to appropriate professional and community resources.
• Encourage self-help strategies and other supportive resources.
What to Expect:
After registering through NATIVE HEALTH, you will:
1. Access to your learner account in MHFA Connect.
2. Complete the required 2-hour self-paced online pre-work before the live training.
3. Attend the live virtual instructor-led training with certified Mental Health First Aid instructors.
4. Complete the required post-course evaluation.
5. Receive your official Adult Mental Health First Aid Certificate of Completion after completing all course requirements.
Camera Requirement: Because this is interactive training, participants are required to remain on camera throughout the live virtual session to support active participation and meet course requirements.
If registration is full, please contact Sheena Fowler at sfowler@nachci.com to be added to the waitlist.
Register below.
Please answer the following questions based on your current situation. Your responses are valuable in helping us demonstrate the impact of these trainings and support our ability to continue offering them at no cost to participants.
