Mental Health First Aid

UK Services & Resources

20 free practice questions with explanations

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  1. What is the NHS?

    • AA private healthcare company
    • BNational Health Service - UK's publicly funded healthcare system
    • CA mental health charity
    • DA private insurance company

    Answer: The NHS (National Health Service) provides free healthcare to all UK residents, including mental health services.

  2. What is IAPT?

    • AA private therapy company
    • BImproving Access to Psychological Therapies - NHS talking therapies service
    • CA crisis service
    • DA hospital service only

    Answer: IAPT (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies) provides NHS talking therapies like CBT, typically free at point of use.

  3. How do you access NHS mental health services?

    • AGo directly to hospital
    • BThrough your GP (General Practitioner)
    • COnly through private providers
    • DSelf-referral to any service

    Answer: You typically access NHS mental health services through your GP, who can assess and refer to appropriate services.

  4. What are Crisis Resolution Teams (CRTs)?

    • AEmergency response only
    • BTeams providing intensive support during mental health crisis to prevent hospital admission
    • COnly for police
    • DSupport after hospitalization only

    Answer: CRTs (or Home Treatment Teams) provide intensive support during crises, typically visiting daily, aiming to prevent or reduce hospitalization.

  5. What is the Samaritans?

    • AA mental health diagnosis service
    • BA 24/7 confidential emotional support helpline (116 123)
    • CA government agency
    • DA hospital

    Answer: Samaritans (116 123) provide 24/7 confidential emotional support and crisis helpline available to anyone in distress.

  6. What is the Crisis Text Line in the UK?

    • AOnly for teenagers
    • BText HOME to 50808 for free crisis support
    • CA hospital service
    • DAvailable weekdays only

    Answer: Text HOME to 50808 for 24/7 free crisis support from trained volunteers.

  7. What is Mind?

    • AA government agency
    • BA UK mental health charity providing support, information, and advocacy
    • CA hospital only
    • DA medication

    Answer: Mind is a major UK mental health charity providing information, support groups, campaigns, and advocacy.

  8. What is Rethink?

    • AA new thinking method
    • BUK charity supporting people with serious mental illness like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
    • CA government program
    • DA therapy technique

    Answer: Rethink is a UK charity providing support, information, and services for people with serious mental health conditions.

  9. What is CALM?

    • AA meditation app
    • BCampaign Against Living Miserably - suicide prevention service for men
    • CA hospital
    • DA medication

    Answer: CALM (0800 585858) is a suicide prevention service primarily supporting men, offering phone and webchat support.

  10. What is Relate?

    • AA government agency
    • BUK relationship counseling service helping couples and individuals
    • CA medical service
    • DA hospital

    Answer: Relate provides relationship counseling and couple support across the UK.

  11. What is childline?

    • AA parenting helpline
    • BFree confidential phone/chat service for children and young people up to 19
    • CA school program
    • DA hospital

    Answer: Childline (0800 1111) provides free confidential support to young people under 19.

  12. What is Time to Talk Day?

    • AA hospital event
    • BUK mental health awareness campaign encouraging conversation about mental health
    • CA work event only
    • DA government mandate

    Answer: Time to Talk Day is a UK mental health campaign (usually February) promoting conversations about mental health and reducing stigma.

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