Viewing course details for 2025 year of entry
- Start
- 4th February 2025
- Fees
- £60
- Course Leader
- Suzanne McGowan
- Study mode
- Online
Overview
This one-day training offers a fantastic opportunity for frontline staff to gain practical knowledge to effectively help people to take steps to improve their wellbeing. It will be of interest to staff from primary care-based practitioners, mental health and social care professionals working in inpatient and community settings.
Course content
This workshop focuses on supporting people to make healthier choices. It will equip and prepare mental health professionals with the basic skills, knowledge, and confidence to promote health and wellbeing in service users.
At the end of this lecture the students should be able to.
- Describe what a ‘healthy lifestyle’ means
- Identify health behaviours you could incorporate into your lifestyle
- Discuss the influence of the environment on human health
- Describe the environmental factors that influence poor physical and mental health
- Identify and offer advice to individuals reporting unhealthy lifestyle behaviours
Learning and teaching
Study mode: Synchronous online delivery via virtual classroom using one of the following web-based learning and teaching platforms (e.g. MS teams, Kaltura new row, Adobe Connect, Zoom). The content on the day will be delivered via a mixture of PowerPoint presentation, small group exercise and discussion, group feedback and recap/quiz.
Fees and funding
There are several funding options available:
- Receiving course fees via CPPD contracts between NHS trusts and Middlesex University
- Paying your fees. This course costs £60
- Sponsorship by your employer.
For more information on these options, including fee rates for self-funding/employer-sponsored students, please visit our dedicated funding page.
How to apply
To apply for this course, please email our NHS study days team.
Download an enquiry form and for more information on the application process. Applications to this module should be made directly to the university, apply for a CPD module or programme.