This is a basic anger management awareness workshop delivered over a 2-hour session. It is designed to address the impact of anger on self and others. You will develop a greater understanding of own anger and gain skills in tools and techniques which can help reduce anger.
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
Every year, a staggering 72 million working days are lost due to mental ill health. It is evident that fostering a work environment where employees feel empowered to discuss their mental health openly and know where to find support leads to a happier and healthier workforce.
The foundation for workplace wellbeing, introducing you to the Mental Health Continuum, and the Emotional Needs & Resources approach
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.
This free 2.5 hour workshop helps you to become informed and confident when talking about suicide
The foundation for workplace wellbeing, introducing you to the Mental Health Continuum, and the Emotional Needs & Resources approach
Unfortunately, personality disorders can be stigmatised in society. Those affected by them may face misconceptions, judgment, and discrimination in various aspects of life. The stigma around personality disorders can arise due to a lack of understanding and awareness about these conditions.
This course will provide a detailed look into the physical and emotional issues that often accompany Perimenopause and the Menopause, paying particular attention to the impact on a person’s lifestyle, relationships and work.
This 2-day course certifies you as a Mental Health First Aider for 3 years, and is held 9am-5pm over 2 sessions; 21st and 22nd October 2026
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.)
This course offers a sensitive and practical introduction to domestic abuse, helping participants build awareness of the different forms abuse can take—including physical, emotional, psychological, financial, and coercive control. Through real-world case studies and discussion, attendees will explore how domestic abuse affects individuals and families, and how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and consent intersect with the topic.
