Being trained as a mental health first aider (MHFA) means having the ability to spot the signs of distress in others and have those first important conversations about what might be going on for that individual.   But when the challenges become complex, involving trauma, neurodivergence, safeguarding issues or workplace dynamics, mental health first aiders can benefit from guidance and support. 

At Inspire Wellbeing Services, we provide specialist supervision for mental health first aiders to help them feel supported, competent, and confident in their role. We offer a confidential space for mental health first aiders to reflect, receive guidance, and safely signpost others for additional support when needed. 

We offer sessions, facilitated by experienced therapists and neurodiversity specialists. These sessions are: 

• Trauma-informed 
• Client-centred 
• Neurodiversity affirming 
• Confidential 
• Focused on the mental health first aider’s strengths and furthering their potential 
• Skill-building and supportive 

This service is ideal for: 

• Workplaces with trained mental health first aiders 

• HR or wellbeing leads who want to ensure safe practice 

• Mental Health First Aiders who want emotional and professional support 

• Organisations that value safe, ethical, and sustainable wellbeing provision 

Whether your mental health first aiders are new or experienced, supervision supports their confidence, resilience, and ethical decision-making. Each session is guided by real situations mental health first aiders bring, whether supporting a colleague through a panic attack, navigating conversations around additional needs, or responding to a disclosure of trauma or suicidal thoughts.