Mental Health First Aid

Learn to listen, support and act. You can make a difference.

Adult Mental Health First Aid Certification

A day of training that prepares your people to recognize a mental health crisis and respond safely, until professional help arrives.

US$175US$127

Official Mental Health First Aid curriculum — National Council for Mental Wellbeing

Date
Wednesday, October 9, 2026
Time
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Format
Virtual via Zoom
Price
US$127 · Was US$175

A certification with real impact

Valid for 3 years

Official certification issued by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

100% virtual via Zoom

Join from anywhere, with the access link sent before the course.

Designed for adults

Focused on supporting other adults in your organization or community.

No prior experience

No clinical training or mental health experience required.

Curriculum

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) curriculum for adults, delivered by certified instructors.

What you'll learn

Signs and symptoms of common conditions, myths and stigma, substance use, and the five-step MHFA action plan.

Practice with real scenarios

Guided exercises for difficult conversations, including panic crises and suicide risk.

Skills participants take with them

Non-judgmental listening, risk assessment, initial support and effective referral to professional resources.

Dra. Vick M. Sanchez Pabon

The instructor

Dra. Vick M. Sanchez Pabon

Certified mental health professional

Instructor of the official Mental Health First Aid curriculum by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

She dedicates her experience to Mentis Health's clinical practice, offering trauma therapy, couples and family therapy, and mental health counseling, while advising companies on developing psychological wellness programs for their teams.

National Council for Mental Wellbeing

Official Mental Health First Aid curriculum. The certification is issued by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

Learn more about Mental Health First Aid

Who is it for?

For organizations, schools, churches, agencies and communities in Puerto Rico that want their adults —supervisors, teachers, service staff— to know what to do when someone around them is going through severe anxiety, depression, an emotional crisis or suicide risk.

Requirements

  • No clinical experience or previous mental health training is required.

  • Internet connection and a device to connect via Zoom.

  • Attend the full session to receive the official certification.

Frequently asked questions

Secure your spot

Limited capacity. Reserve your place in the October 9 certification.