Whether it’s a colleague, friend, or family member, most of us will find ourselves supporting someone’s mental wellbeing at some point. But it’s not always clear what’s going on behind “I'm fine” or what to say next.

That's why, learning more about mental health and psychology matters. It gives you a clearer picture of what people might be experiencing and how to help. It doesn't turn you into a therapist, but it may help the person in front of you feel more supported and heard.

If you’d like to understand this work better, whether as a possible career path or simply to support people in your life, start with our free psychology and mental health courses. Check them out at the links below:

Psychology courses - https://tinyurl.com/bdh5m2fr
Mental health courses - https://tinyurl.com/37tyjxnc

We believe that some of the most important lessons about good dementia care come from people who’ve been through it themselves, whether it's directly or indirectly.

That's why we’re creating a new, person-centred dementia care course and want it to reflect real experiences.

If dementia is part of your life, whether you’re living with it, caring for a family member or friend, or supporting people in a professional role, your story could help future Learners understand what better dementia support involves.

If you'd like to share that experience, you can use this Google Form to add your perspective - https://forms.gle/JgbTgNbtTdHUYPtx7

We look forward to hearing your story.