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Mental Health First Aider 4th & 5th September 2025

Mental Health & Wellbeing

In person

The St Botolph Building. 138 Houndsditch. London. EC3A 7AR

4th September 2025 • 9.00 - 17.00

About this session

We are delighted to offer you an exclusive opportunity to attend accredited MHFA England Mental Health First Aid Training this September in London.

This highly sought-after, two-day in-person course is delivered in partnership with Mental Health in Business, a leading workplace mental health provider. Attendees will gain essential skills to support mental health in the workplace, helping to foster a healthier and more supportive environment.

The session is delivered over two days (4th & 5th September) and is taking place at The St Botolph Building. 138 Houndsditch. London. EC3A 7AR. There is a very limited number of places available, please register your interest to attend and the MGAA will contact you to confirm your place.

Please note that attendees are required to attend in person for both days of the training session

Full course details can be found in the document below.

Claire Russell

Founder & CEO, TEDx Speaker; Keynote Speaker; Coach • Mental Health in Business

Claire’s vision is to lead a global shift in mental health in the workplace. With her personal lived experience of mental ill health, and losing her partner to suicide in 2018; she is passionate about helping to effect change, break down taboos and open up the conversation about mental health. She is a professional speaker, mental wellbeing coach, mental health first aid instructor (youth and adult), suicide awareness and intervention trainer, and creator of multiple mental health training programs.

Claire has been a leader and business owner in the insurance industry for more than 25 years, so she understands well the challenges faced by business owners and leaders.

She speaks candidly about her own experiences, and on a range of issues relating to wellness and workplace mental wellbeing. She continues to be a committed volunteer, passionately supporting suicide prevention charities (now, PAPYRUS and formerly Samaritans).