Stress is how we react when we feel under pressure or threatened. It usually happens when we are in a situation that we don’t feel we can manage or control. Stress is something we all experience.
This free 2.5 hour workshop helps you to become informed and confident when talking about suicide
Psychosis conditions, including schizophrenia, are treatable mental health problems that can affect anyone, although very few people talk about the conditions and their impact on families. Millions of people across the globe find themselves thrust unexpectedly into a role providing support and care when a relative develops psychosis.
This workshop explores men’s mental health through the lens of stigma, identity, and vulnerability. It creates a safe and supportive space to reflect on how societal expectations, language, and traditional ideas of masculinity can influence emotional wellbeing and help-seeking.
Spot the Signs is a fully funded 3-hour suicide prevention training designed for GPs, Primary Care Network staff, and voluntary sector employees within Hertfordshire, UK who work with adults. It may also benefit anyone working in health or social care settings. (Please note: this training is not available to those outside the UK.)
Self-harm statistics appear to be on the increase, year on year; affecting people of all ages, genders and backgrounds. This session provides a comprehensive overview and aims to educate professionals and volunteers using both lived experience and professional background, as well as signposting to other resources and agencies.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood and carries stigma in society, leading to misconceptions and challenges for those affected. This training aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of OCD, its impact, and effective strategies to support individuals living with this condition.
This training provides a comprehensive grasp of grief support. It covers the diverse nature of grief, highlighting its fluid stages and individualised experiences. Communication strategies focus on active listening and sensitive discussions surrounding loss.
Trauma isn’t always about experiencing single traumatic events. It is an emotional response to an extreme moment of stress and pain. Despite sometimes being perceived as rare, trauma is a prevalent issue in contemporary society that can impact all of us.
See the signs training is commissioned by Public Health and is available for anyone employed within Milton Keynes, Bedford Borough or Central Bedfordshire. Please only proceed with booking if you meet this eligibility criteria and you can attend the date and time selected.Â
This free 2.5 hour workshop helps you to become informed and confident when talking about suicide
Spot the Signs is a fully funded 3-hour suicide prevention training designed for GPs, Primary Care Network staff, and voluntary sector employees within Hertfordshire, UK who work with adults. It may also benefit anyone working in health or social care settings. (Please note: this training is not available to those outside the UK.)
