Emotional Wellbeing and Resilience

Course Details

Working with survivors of trauma and exclusion can be emotionally and spiritually challenging for those who support them. Emotional Wellbeing and Resilience examines how principles based in emotional intelligence, reflective practice, and mindfulness can lead to an emotionally informed, emotionally integrated, and emotionally healthier workplace and work practice – for us and for the people we serve.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:

• Recognise different emotions at work and to put into place mechanisms to deal with them effectively
• Identify and understand personal wellbeing needs as well as needs of colleagues and service users
• Understand the impact that supporting survivors of trauma can have on personal emotional wellbeing
• Apply principles of emotional intelligence, reflective practice and mindfulness to daily work practice
• Learn methods to develop personal resilience and to contribute to supporting resilience in others

Additional Information

Course Duration: 16 hours

Other courses helpful for development: Mental Health First Aid, Working with Complex Mental Health Needs, Principles of Trauma Informed Practice, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training.

Who Should Apply?

Anyone whose role involves supporting vulnerable people.

Cost

£213 (Residential)

Note: Costs for Learning and Development course programme are covered by departmental employee/officer levy payments. However, should an employee/officer book a place on a course but then subsequently fail to attend or complete the course, repayment of cost of the course will be charged to the department/appointment concerned (recoverable from the individual) (Policy CS04 Sect 6.5). Please note a separate process for funding approval exists for accredited programmes.