
About the Course
Every day, millions struggle with their mental health, often suffering in silence. Behind the smiles, people battle anxiety, depression, trauma, and fear — but stigma keeps them quiet.
This course, “The Art of Becoming a Certified Conversationalist for Mental Health Advocacy,” gives you the tools, strategies, and confidence to be the person they can open up to.
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Through expert-led lessons, real-life scenarios, and practical techniques, you’ll learn how to:
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Create safe spaces where people feel heard
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Build trust through active listening and empathy
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Break stigma and encourage open conversations
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Turn your words into lifelines of hope and support
Because sometimes… one meaningful conversation can save a life.

What you 'II learn

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Listen Without Judgment
Learn how to hear beyond words and make others feel truly understood. This course teaches you active listening techniques that build trust, openness, and safety during sensitive conversations. You’ll discover how to stay present and attentive, avoid assumptions and interruptions, and use non-verbal cues to show compassion.
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Communicate with Empathy
Gain the skills to connect deeply and compassionately in every conversation. This course shows you how to choose inclusive and stigma-free language, maintain a supportive tone, and respond in ways that foster trust and understanding. You’ll also learn to balance empathy with boundaries, avoid giving unsolicited solutions, and create safe spaces where people feel seen and valued.
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Become a Certified Advocate
​Turn your passion into action by becoming a Certified Mental Health Conversationalist. This certification proves you are trained to support individuals, lead initiatives, and inspire awareness within your community or workplace. You’ll also gain the tools to break stigma, recognize early warning signs, and guide people toward the right help.
Programs



Available Soon!

McMentaLs PD on the RawChatTruths Network
National Domestic​ V​iolence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 or 988 nationally accessible on 7/16/2022


