National College Australia

Mental health is a state of wellbeing that affects how we think, feel and act. A person with good mental health can realise their potential, cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively and make a contribution to their community. However, 45% of Australians aged 16-85 experience a mental health condition in their lifetime. This can be caused by a range of factors, including life experiences, family history, stressful circumstances or individual factors like low self-esteem. Mental health services provide care and support to people with mental health problems, whether they’re going through a tough time or have a serious mental illness.

Certificate IV in Mental Health CHC43315

Why This Course?

This qualification will prepare you for a role in community service organisations, delivering care and support to people with mental health problems. You may work in a clinical setting, within the client’s home or in residential facilities. People working at this level often work autonomously, under the guidance of other practitioners and professionals.

Course Structure

The Diploma of Mental Health (CHC53315) is made up of 20 units: 15 core units and five elective units. I

Diploma of Mental Health CHC53315 

Why This Course?

This course will prepare you for a job as an allied health assistant, delivering therapeutic and program-related support to allied health professionals. It is a general course in allied health assistance at this level and it is designed to give you the skills and knowledge needed to work across a range of allied health services under the guidance of an allied health professional. People working at this level may be a supervisor or manage the performance of other team members.

Course Structure

The Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT43015) is made up of 16 units: seven core units and nine elective units.