WESTMINSTER ROUGH SLEEPING PATHWAY & HHCP TRAINING CALENDAR 2019 Welcome to the Westminster Rough Sleeping Pathway & Homeless Health Coordination Project training calendar. There are a range of themes on the calendar including sessions both for service users and workers, physical health and mental health. The calendar also features a "PIE (psychologically informed environments) workshop series" a selection of approaches, topics and theories which have the best evidence base or consensus around their usefulness in homelessness settings. The PIE workshop series is complimented by a range of sessions on mental health conditions and Westminster mental health pathways. To book yourself on any of these training sessions, please email Nayer Ravandi at , stating where you work, the course and date you would like to attend. Year/Month Topic Audience Time/Date Venue January Emotional first aid: delivered by Shaaban Staff Wednesday Green 2018 Juma 10th Room, 29 Recovering from common psychological January, Francis injuries; Rejection, Loneliness, Loss &Trauma, 10am-2pm Street, Guilt, Rumination, Failure, and Low Self SW1P 1QL Esteem. PIE Series: Hoarding and self-neglect Staff Friday 12th Green – delivered by Nicola and Andy from EASL. January, Room, 29 Francis 2pm-4pm Aims of training: Street, SW1P 1QL To increase knowledge and understanding of self-neglect and hoarding, particularly in a hostel setting. To identify and build on current good practice To explain interventions to work with hoarding February General Drug & Alcohol Awareness Staff Thursday Green Training- Delivered by Martyn Cheesman 1st Feb. Room, 29 Francis From Turning point. 10am-4pm Street, SW1P 1QL A free full day training session offering a greater knowledge of problematic drug and alcohol use. By attending this session you will gain a greater understanding of the range and effects of drug alcohol use on physical and psychological health, grasp the concepts of units of alcohol and categories of risk associated with different levels of alcohol
WESTMINSTER ROUGH SLEEPING PATHWAY & HHCP TRAINING CALENDAR Welcome to the Westminster Rough Sleeping Pathway & Homeless Health Coordination Project training calendar. There are a range of themes on the calendar including sessions both for service users and workers, physical health and mental health. The calendar also features a "PIE (psychologically informed environments) workshop series" a selection of approaches, topics and theories which have the best evidence base or consensus around their usefulness in homelessness settings. The PIE workshop series is complimented by a range of sessions on mental health conditions and Westminster mental health pathways. To book yourself on any of these training sessions, please email Nayer Ravandi at , stating where you work, the course and date you would like to attend. Year/Month Topic Audience Time/Date Venue January 2018 Emotional first aid: delivered by Shaaban Juma Recovering from common psychological injuries; Rejection, Loneliness, Loss &Trauma, Guilt, Rumination, Failure, and Low Self Esteem. Staff Wednesday 10th January, 10am-2pm Green Room, 29 Francis Street, SW1P 1QL PIE Series: Hoarding and self-neglect – delivered by Nicola and Andy from EASL. Aims of training: To increase knowledge and understanding of self-neglect and hoarding, particularly in a hostel setting. To identify and build on current good practice To explain interventions to work with hoarding Staff Friday 12th January, 2pm-4pm Green Room, 29 Francis Street, SW1P 1QL February General Drug & Alcohol Awareness Training- Delivered by Martyn Cheesman From Turning point. A free full day training session offering a greater knowledge of problematic drug and alcohol use. By attending this session you will gain a greater understanding of the range and effects of drug alcohol use on physical and psychological health, grasp the concepts of units of alcohol and categories of risk associated with different levels of alcohol Staff Thursday 1st Feb. 10am-4pm Green Room, 29 Francis Street, SW1P 1QL 2019
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