Holistic First Aid

Holistic First Aid Helping people learn the skills to help others, friends, family work colleagues, who may be developing a mental health issue or are in a crisis.

I love training & I am is passionate about first aid - mental, physical & emotional. With the philosophy of empowering individuals to help make a difference with their friends, family & colleagues. I've completed a Graduate Diploma in Psychology, and previously completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Sports Studies), a Post Grad in Biomedical Science (Health Promotion) and a Graduate Diploma in Education (Training & Development). Yes I love studying and learning. To date I've has proudly delivered 265 Mental Health First Aid workshops since becoming an accredited instructor in 2009. Last year I became a Mental Health First Aid Instructor Trainer, supporting and mentoring new instructors to facilitate the Mental Health First Aid program. I love this, it is nice to impart some of my wisdom and learnings (including a few mistakes to avoid) to others. Further mental health knowledge is enhanced by current studies in Transactional Analysis (Certificate IV in Transactional Analysis) and previously as a volunteer Lifeline telephone counsellor. Jackie has applied these first aid principles in a variety of settings and seeks to impart practical knowledge to each group. For 30 years I've has been involved in the health area, with training experience in a wide variety of industries including, University lecturing, emergency management, sports medicine, health promotion, road safety and "physical" first aid. This has involved delivering courses to a wide variety of people and organisations, including; local & state government, non-government & not-for profits, frontline managers, executives, mine site workers & trades people, school teachers & students, senior citizens & sporting clubs. This has given me so many wonderful experiences across a broad section of society, I feel very fortunate. Member:
WA Association of Mental Health
Suicide Prevention Australia

17/02/2023
Well it has been a while though I am running a public course - Youth Mental Health First Aid at Floreat. Tuesday & Wedne...
12/02/2023

Well it has been a while though I am running a public course - Youth Mental Health First Aid at Floreat.
Tuesday & Wednesday 21st & 22nd March - 9am - 5pm
Suitable for adults working or living with adolescents (those aged between 12 and 18 years), however, the course can be relevant for those helping people who are a little younger or older. This course is particularly suitable for parents, school staff, sports coaches, and youth workers.
https://www.trybooking.com/CFZYN

22/06/2020

In effort to adapt to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and limitations accessing face-to-face training, Mindframe is now offering free online training sessions.

Free online Mindframe training sessions now available. In effort to adapt to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pan...
22/06/2020

Free online Mindframe training sessions now available.
In effort to adapt to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and limitations accessing face-to-face training, free online Mindframe training sessions are now being offered.

In effort to adapt to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and limitations accessing face-to-face training, Mindframe is now offering free online training sessions.

Why language is important when talking about su***de.Mindframe have created an excellent resource
30/03/2019

Why language is important when talking about su***de.
Mindframe have created an excellent resource

15/03/2019

Today, 15th March, National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence.

09/03/2019

Feel privileged, to begin working with Lifeline delivering the Domestic and Family Violence awareness workshops (DV Alert)

14/01/2019

Looking forward to literally getting back on my feet and delivering workshops, after many months on crutches. I've missed the courses and the last lovely people meet. I'm starting mental health first aid training in February

13/03/2018

Great group from the Disability Commission in Rockingham for a Mental Health First Aid course, thanks for the input

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I never wanted to feel helpless again. Why I learnt first aid.

Many years ago I was a young country kid (18 ) who had left home and was now studying in a big city. One day I was in a shopping centre and visited the ladies bathroom. As I was leaving the cubicle to wash my hands I heard another cubical door open, a cry and then a thump. Lying on the ground with her legs poking out the cubicle door was a little old lady who had slipped, hit her head and collapsed. Unbeknownst to be at the time she had fallen on her side (the recovery position), a safe spot for an unconscious person.

Well I didn’t know what to do other than not to leave her. Another woman was leaving the restrooms and I asked her to help me, she looked down at me, turned her head, stepped over the older woman's legs and kept going. I felt quite lost, helpless and uncertain about what to do .

Then another woman walked in, and I said “can you help me?” and she said the most wonderful words, “Don’t worry I know first aid”.

It did work out ok, the little old lady was still breathing, very shallowly, I went to find a security guard who called an ambulance.