Mental Health in Housing
What we will cover:
• Understanding Mental Health in Social Housing
• Common Mental Health Disorders
• Hoarding Overview
Objectives
- Understand the impact of mental health on individuals residing in social housing
- Identify common mental health disorders, with specific emphasis on hoarding disorder and suicide
- Recognise signs and symptoms associated with hoarding disorder and suicide risk
- Develop strategies for prevention, intervention, and support within a social housing context
- Foster community and stakeholder collaboration to tackle mental health challenges
- Foster a stigma-free environment that promotes empathy, understanding, and acceptance
Background
We all have mental health issues. Therefore, it should be the easiest thing to talk about—but we know this is not always the case! To help shift the stigma and shine a light on something that affects all of us, we are providing an accessible, inclusive, and informed space to learn about mental health together.
Mental Health in Housing will equip professionals working in the housing sector with essential knowledge and skills to address mental health challenges within their communities effectively. Participants will establish a strong and credible baseline understanding of the topic before exploring a variety of common mental health disorders. Together, we will bust persistent myths and share credible, best-practice content around mental health.
Through interactive sessions, case studies, and practical exercises, attendees will learn strategies for supporting individuals experiencing these challenges and fostering inclusive, compassionate, and supportive environments.
In addition, this course will dedicate time to discussing the unique challenges and nuances of working in housing through the lens of mental health and well-being, with the opportunity to gain advice and guidance from subject matter experts in workplace well-being.
Upon successfully passing the course and end-of-course assessment, you will qualify for 5 CPD point automatically recorded in your accreditation record. Successful completion of the assessment may be required for various licensing schemes. Please consult your local authority for clarification.
NRLA Accreditation recognises landlords who have agreed to maintain professional standards in managing and maintaining their rented property and deal fairly and professionally with their tenants. Accredited members demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of their responsibilities and obligations and strive to maintain, increase and improve their knowledge of the market through training and development. CPD points are awarded for all activities which will enhance those attributes and are a requisite of membership of the NRLA Accreditation Scheme.
Suitable for
- Managing Agents
- Landlords
- Social Housing Providers
- Local Authorities