Tue, 14 Jan
|Virtual Event
Long term conditions - Coaching for Health (2 day)
This event is aimed at all health professionals. booking since 20.11.24
Time & Location
14 Jan 2025, 13:00 – 28 Jan 2025, 16:30
Virtual Event
About the event
This Course tuns over 2 days 14th and 28th January 2025.
By registering for this couse you are confirming that you are abale to attend both dates.
What is Coaching for Health?
A coaching approach enables health and social care professionals to empower
patients and clients to take ownership of their health goals and, by working
together, develop the commitment to achieving them. Studies have shown
that this collaborative approach increases the likelihood of positive behavioural
and lifestyle changes, producing more effective patient self-management,
particularly in long-term conditions.
Who is it for?
The course is open to health professionals working in South West London, including:
l GPs l Pharmacists l First Contact Practitioners l Nurses l Social Prescribing Link Workers l Health and Wellbeing Coaches l Care Coordinators l Advanced Nurse Practitioners l Dieticians l Paramedics l HCAs l Physician Associates l Podiatrists l Occupational Therapists l Physiotherapists l Mental Health Practitioners l Nursing Associates l District Network Facilitators.
This course has been run for over 2,000 health and social care professionals over the last ten years. In our follow-up survey, more than 50% of those evaluated indicated that they were regularly using the skills with patients and 98% stated that they would recommend the course to a colleague.
The course
The courses will be delivered online (using Zoom) and will be led by two highly experienced health coaching trainers, one of whom is also a clinician.
The Coaching for Health course will cover:
- An introduction to a coaching approach for behavioural change.
- Coaching skills for building openness, trust and willingness.
- Frameworks for structuring brief health coaching interventions.
- Setting effective goals with patients that encourage self-care.
- Shared decision making and care planning techniques.
- Working with barriers and resistance to change (cognitive.
- emotional, behavioural) l When and how to use coaching in different settings and in limited consultation times.
- Skills for challenging and dealing with difficult conversations.