Mental Health & Wellbeing Training Opportunities
We are pleased to offer a variety of mental health training sessions for students, staff, and community members. These workshops are designed to enhance your knowledge and skills in effectively addressing mental health concerns.
Upon completion, participants will receive a comprehensive resource book and an official certificate from the developer organization.
Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools for promoting mental health and wellbeing in your community.
Group Training Sessions
For groups of 15 or more, we can arrange a private training session.
Contact us at mhworkshops@nipissingu.ca to discuss your needs.
Important Reminder:
Registrations will close one week before the scheduled workshop date.
Event Request Form
Mental Health & Wellbeing is available to support on-campus events related to mental health and wellness.
We also offer private certificate workshops for select groups (minimum requirements apply).
Submit requests at least 8 weeks before your desired event date.
Workshop Offered
safeTALK
- Duration: ~3 hours
- Age Requirement: 15+
- Overview: Learn to recognize individuals with thoughts of suicide and refer them to trained professionals.
- Developed by: LivingWorks Inc.
- Developer Website: https://livingworks.net/training/livingworks-safetalk/
Register for safeTALK
ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training)
- Duration: 2 days
- Age Requirement: 16+
- Overview: A hands-on workshop teaching suicide first aid and safety planning.
- No prior training required
- Developed by: LivingWorks Inc.
- Developer Website: https://livingworks.net/training/livingworks-asist/
Small Talk
- Duration: ~3.5 hours
- Target Audience: Those working with children under 12
- Overview: Learn to identify warning signs in children and explore intervention strategies through case studies.
- Developed by: Centre for Suicide Prevention
- Developer Website: https://www.suicideinfo.ca/workshop/small-talk/
Register for Small Talk
Mental Health First Aid: Adults Who Interact with Youth
- Duration: 2 days
- Target Audience: Adults working with youth aged 12–24
- Overview: Learn to provide initial support to youth experiencing mental health problems or crises. Topics include:
- Mental health problems & stigma
- Substance-related disorders
- Mood, anxiety, trauma-related, eating, and psychotic disorders
- Developed by: Opening Minds Mental Health Commission of Canada
- Developer Website: https://openingminds.org/training/mhfa/
Register for MHFA
Looking Forward
- Duration: ~3.5 hours
- Target Audience: Individuals working with youth aged 12–24
- Overview: Explore strategies that address the developmental, cognitive, and emotional needs of youth.
- Developed by: Centre for Suicide Prevention
- Developer Website: https://www.suicideinfo.ca/workshop/looking-forward/
Registration Closed