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Mind Matters: Mental Health Awareness Training - Birmingham
Date: Wednesday 4th December 2019
Opening times: 9:30 - 5:00
Venue: Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Centre, Holliday Street, Central Square, Birmingham, B1 1HH
Details
This course is part of the RCVS Mind Matters Initiative and is open to all members of the veterinary practice team.
The training, run by Trevor Bell, aims to help individuals better understand the signs and symptoms of mental ill-health and know how to communicate with people they are concerned about. It’s not a counselling course, but provides basic information to manage important first conversations, and understand how to point people to relevant sources of professional help. It also offers tips on stress management and staying well.
The training is being held at the Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Centre, and there are 25 places available.
Cost: £85 per person
9.30am – Registration
10.00am - Course starts
5.00pm – Course finishes
This course can be counted towards your CPD.
We look forward to seeing you there.