ESSA Mental Health ASK: Part 2 - The Role of the Exercise Professional as an Accidental Counsellor: Identifying and Responding to Mental Health Symptoms

This unit will explore identifying and responding to mental health symptoms. The unit will cover 

Identifying and responding to mental health signs and symptoms including:
        o Identifying signs and symptoms
        o Common tools used
        o Interpreting tool outcomes
        o Understanding the pathways to get appropriate help

Completion of this unit will result in the following learning outcome: 
• Recognising signs and symptoms and how to help someone access help or services when this happens

This is a pre-record professional development. 

Presented by Dr Kemi Wright, AES, AEP

Dr Kemi Wright is the Senior Exercise Physiologist and clinical lead for Fremantle Hospital Mental Health Service. She has been responsible for establishing an exercise servicing pathway for in-patient and outpatient mental health consumers to improve their physical and mental health. Kemi’s research and clinical interests are focused on the role and implementation of exercise for the physiological and/or psychological benefit in special populations including children and youth and mental illness. Kemi is active in professional education space, regularly delivering workshops in Standard Mental Health First Aid and Paediatric Exercise Rehabilitation as part of the Thriving Minds team.

 

Rates per person

ESSA Member		$33.00
Non-Member		$55.00
ESSA Student Member		$16.50
Student Non-Member		$27.50
ESSA Member PD+		Complimentary
Non-Member PD+		Complimentary

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Target Audience

Any Accredited Exercise Scientist, Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Accredited Sports Scientist Level 1, Accredited Sports Scientist Level 2  and/or Accredited High Performance Manager.

This unit is suitable for anyone with an interest in being able to recognise signs and symptoms experienced by those with a mental illness or poor mental health and what to do when you encounter them.

ESSA CPD Points

Successful completion of an assessment, within 60 days is required to earn applicable CPD Points

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