31st July 10am -11.30am Online 90mins North Lanarkshire Health & Social Care Partnership Staff, 3rd Sector Staff & Volunteers. Learning objectives include: Confident in raising the issue of financial matters. Know which financial advice and support options are available. Feel confident to support individuals to access advice and support services. Understand the impact of financial […]
Online 2 hrs Staff or volunteers in Lanarkshire who want to gain awareness of mental health and suicide prevention Mental Health, Compassionate Conversations and Suicide Prevention Learning objective: To inform everyone about mental health and the prevention of suicide so that they may be able to promote good mental health, respond to distress and help […]
Online 2hrs Open to all in Lanarkshire This session will support you to gain awareness of: Prevalence of alcohol use in Scotland. Impact of alcohol on health. Guidelines around low risk alcohol consumption. For more information and to book: NHSLHealth.ImprovementTraining@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
15th August 10am to 11am Online 60mins Multi agency Blood Borne Viruses (BBVs) Participants will: Identify the most common BBVs. Learn about methods of prevention and common routes of transmission. Understand what BBVs can’t do. Consider the impact of stigma, particularly in relation to HIV. Know where to access up to date information on sexual […]
28th August 10.00am -12.00pm Online 2hrs Open to all in Lanarkshire Session Aims: Increase knowledge of both natural and synthetic cannabinoids. Understand cannabinoid use, delivery methods. Understand health implications of cannabinoid use, along with information on harm reduction and how to talk about Cannabis use. For more information and to book: NHSLHealth.ImprovementTraining@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
This is an interactive half day training session which can help ensure that you have the skills, knowledge and confidence to talk about alcohol and its harms, and signpost people affected by alcohol. The course covers a range of topics exploring the impact of alcohol on individuals and society and the support that is available. […]
6th Sept 10am -11am Online 1 hour Anyone working or volunteering in Lanarkshire Learning Outcomes: • Being aware of what sleep is and why is it important. • Being aware of what controls our sleep patterns. • Be aware of the social determinants of health and how they impact sleep behaviours. • Understanding positive sleep […]
9th and 16th Sept 9.15am -16.30pm Face to face 2 Days Those working with families in Lanarkshire Solihull 2 Days Foundation Training The Solihull Approach offers a 2 Day Foundation training for groups of professionals working with families in the UK and internationally. The Solihull Approach introduces a model for understanding the impact of relationships […]
Online 2 hrs Staff or volunteers in Lanarkshire who want to gain awareness of mental health and suicide prevention Mental Health, Compassionate Conversations and Suicide Prevention Learning objective: To inform everyone about mental health and the prevention of suicide so that they may be able to promote good mental health, respond to distress and help […]
This session is open to all in Lanarkshire. Pre Course Learning time is required (105 min), followed by 2 x half day sessions, both of which must be attended. Session Overview: MAP training provides tools to enable tailored, effective conversations about health behaviour change (based on Motivation, Action, Prompts & cues) that support and maintain […]
Online workshops for everyone in Lanarkshire Learning objectives: Have a better understanding of what mental health stigma and discrimination is. How this affects people’s recovery from mental illness. Why it is an important issue to tackle. Signposting information and resources. Book via link below: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=veDvEDCgykuAnLXmdF5Jmkq7_Zqg7zFFh_VeZzMP0j9URUY2RTVJNkRXNVYwM1Q0S1FLNzhJTlFMRS4u
Introductory awareness raising session for non-clinical staff in Lanarkshire, focusing on transmission, prevention and treatment of blood borne viruses. Participants will: Identify the most common BBVs. Learn about methods of prevention and common routes of transmission. Understand what BBVs can’t do. Consider the impact of stigma, particularly in relation to HIV. […]
