Building
Suicide and self harm
Alcohol
confidence
Mindfulnes
Public health
Mood s
Mental health
Knowledge
Health
education team
programme 2014/15
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Recovery
Domestic abuse
Legal highs
Motivational Interviewing
Young people
Child sexual exploitation
Wellbeing
Skills
Sexual health
Attitudes
Viral hepatitis
Internet safety
Learning
Stress
HIV
Brief advice
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Programme contents
Course information
Behaviour Change
Brief Advice for Improving Health
Child Sexual Exploitation
Communications Skills using NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming)
Enhance Your Style Skills for Working with Groups
Food & Mood
HIV
Legal (and Illegal) Highs
Are we OK ? Mental Health Awareness
Mindfulness - An Introduction
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational Interviewing in Group Settings
Promoting Positive Mental Health in Young People
Same Sex Relationships & Domestic Abuse
Sexual Health Awareness
Stress Awareness/Management
Understanding & Managing Self Harm & Suicide
Understanding Alcohol
Understanding Domestic Abuse
Understanding Substance Use
Viral Hepatitis
Welcome – Providing the Best Possible Service
Working with Boys and Men
Working with Girls and Women
Young People & Substance Use
Young People, Technology & Safety
5 Ways to Wellbeing
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Our courses at a glance
MAY 2014
1
8
JUNE 2014
Behaviour change
Understanding and managing
self harm and suicide
Understanding substance use
HIV
5 ways to wellbeing
Brief advice for improving health
Same sex relationships and
domestic abuse
Mental health awareness
8&9
15
16
21
22
28
JULY 2014
1
7
8
9
10
23
28
6
10
12
17
18 & 19
24
25
26
26 & 27
Domestic abuse
Welcome – providing the best
possible service
Viral hepatitis
Mindfulness
Motivational interviewing
Child sexual exploitation
Legal (and illegal) highs
Understanding alcohol
Sexual health
AUGUST 2014
Behaviour change
Food and mood
Enhance your style
Young People & Substance Use
Promoting positive mental
health in young people
Brief advice for improving health
Mental health awarenes
6
7&8
12 & 13
14 & 15
Communication skills using NLP
Understanding substance use
Working with girls and women
Motivational Interviewing
SEPTEMBER 2014
OCTOBER 2014
4&5
9
10
14
8
9
12
16
17
22 & 23
25
26
29
Motivational interviewing in
group settings
Technology and safety
Behaviour change
Understanding alcohol
Stress management
Legal (and illegal) highs
Working with boys and men
Brief advice for improving health
Mindfulness
Mental health awareness
15
22 & 23
23
HIV
Domestic Abuse
Understanding and managing self
harm and suicide
5 ways to wellbeing
Motivational interviewing
Viral hepatitis
November 2014
DECEMBER 2014
4
6&7
10
11
4
9
10 & 11
11
11 & 12
18
18
12
17
20
26 & 27
27
Behaviour change
Understanding substance use
Enhance your style
Promoting positive mental
health in young people
Young People & Substance Use
Food and mood
Brief advice for improving health
Sexual health
Mental health awareness
Mindfulness
Communication skills using NLP
Motivational interviewing
Understanding alcohol
Working with girls and women
Legal (and illegal) highs
Same sex relationships and domestic
abuse
January 2015
FEBRUARY 2015
15
16
10 & 11
17
19
20
24
24 & 25
26
19
22
26
27 & 28
29
Behaviour change
Welcome – providing the best
possible service
Domestic abuse
Mental health awareness
Child sexual exploitation
Working with boys and men
Brief advice for improving health
Motivational interviewing
Stress management
Understanding alcohol
5 ways to wellbeing
Communication skills using NLP
Understanding substance use
Enhance your style
March 2015
3
5&6
9
10
12
16
17 & 18
18 & 19
19
24
24 & 25
26
30
30
Behaviour change
Assertiveness skills
Technology and safety
Understanding and managing self
harm and suicide
Food and mood
Promoting positive mental health in
young people
Sexual health
Motivational interviewing in group
settings
Mindfulness
Brief advice for improving health
Working with girls and women
Legal (and illegal) highs
Domestic abuse
Mental health awareness
All our courses can also be brought to you
and delivered in house at a time to suit
you. And if you can not find exactly what
you need here, please contact us to
discuss creating a bespoke training
package specifically tailored to meet the
requirements of your organisation.
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PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Behaviour Change
“I didn’t appreciate what was involved for clients trying to make changes, it’s not as
straightforward as I thought. I now understand their situations better”
About the Course:
Making what can be big changes to your lifestyle and behaviour can be very difficult. Even
when the impact of behaviour such as smoking, drinking alcohol, not taking enough
exercise, poor diet, unsafe sexual practices and so on is having a negative effect on health,
attempts to change behaviour can very often be unsuccessful.
This course will help understand the influence of psychological and behavioural factors on
health and lifestyle whilst also developing skills to ensure that staff are better equipped to
help the people they work with change health related attitudes and behaviour.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand models and theories relating to behaviour change and the process of change.
 Acknowledge the psychological influences on a person’s behaviour.
 Use appropriate techniques to promote positive behaviour change.
 Reflect on working practices around lifestyle and behaviour change.
Course Duration:
One Day
Dates & Venues:
1 May 2014 - Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
1 July 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
9 September 2014 – Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
4 November 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield - Training Room 3
15 January 2015 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
3 March 2015 - Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield - Training Room 3
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Brief Advice for Improving Health
New for 2014
About the Course
Positive lifestyle changes can have a major impact on improving health, however
practitioners often find it difficult to address these issues in practice.
Anyone with a health and wellbeing role can make the most of any opportunity to offer a brief
conversation offering advice and information that can lead to a sustainable change in
attitude and health behaviour and Make Every Contact Count. This can be done in as little
as five minutes and you don’t have to be a health care specialist to use the very simple but
effective strategies included in this course.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Recognise where brief advice is appropriate.
 Offer information on a number of lifestyle issues
 Deliver a brief conversation using evidence based techniques
 Signpost people to relevant support services
Course Duration:
One Day
Dates & Venues:
21 May 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
23 July 2014 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
25 September 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley - Training Room 1
20 November 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
29 January 2015 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
24 March 2015 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Child Sexual Exploitation
New for 2014
About the course:
Often hidden from view and associated with many risk taking behaviours, Child Sexual
Exploitation (CSE) can often go unnoticed, causing considerable trauma and distress to
young people that can stay with them for life.
This course will raise awareness of key issues linked to (CSE) and potential behaviours and
vulnerabilities professionals should be aware of when working with young people. The
course is suitable for any professional who may be working with children, young people and
their families, particularly Child Protection Officers in schools, professionals working in health
services, youth and community services and third sector colleagues.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand the current CSE picture
 Understand the terms ‘sexual exploitation’, ‘grooming’ and ‘trafficking’
 Identitfy how risk taking behaviours young people undertake may link to CSE including what
might make a young person vulnerable to trafficking and sexual exploitation.
 Signpost individuals to Local and National sources of support and referral
Course Duration:
One Day
Dates & Venues:
24 June 2014 - Keresforth Centre – Barnsley - Training Room 1
26 January 2015 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Communications Skills using NLP
(Neuro Linguistic Programming)
New for 2014
About the course:
NLP explores the relationship between how we think (neuro), how we communicate
(linguistic) and how we behave (programmes). NLP is a powerful change management tool,
by studying and learning from others preferred communication styles, by mirroring and
matching these you can positively influence and affect behaviour change more effectively.
NLP is a series of tools and techniques you can use within any interaction to achieve a more
positive outcome.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand different NLP programme ‘types’
 Recognise the impact of your communications on others and how to manage your
behaviour for more positive outcomes
 Improve and enhance your interpersonal communication with clients/service users
 Explore your own motivations, needs and behaviours and use this learning to identify
positively impact on others
 Identify practical tools and techniques to enhance communication using NLP practises.
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
6 August 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
9 December 2014 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury Training Room
24 February 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Enhance Your Style
Skills for Working with Groups
“Fantastic course! Well presented, very informative and gave me lots of ideas”
About the Course:
Public speaking can be a very daunting experience whether delivering a short presentation
or facilitating a group or training session. This course will help you to plan and deliver your
presentations regardless of who your audience may be and also help you to overcome any
difficulties you might have along the way.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Deliver presentations and facilitate groups with more confidence
 Manage difficult situations and behaviours more effectively
 Have an understanding of the process of group dynamics
 Have an awareness of various learning styles and how to work with them
 Develop, deliver and evaluate programmes effectively
Course Duration:
One day
Dates & Venues:
8 July 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
10 November 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
26 February 2015 – Castelford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Food & Mood
New for 2014
About the course:
This course aims to explore the link between food and mood and how a healthy balanced
eating plan can protect individuals and elevate some of the possible side effects linked to
common mental health conditions.
More and more evidence is emerging about how eating a balanced, healthy diet can help to
prevent and protect you from a range of short-term and long-term mental health issues
(Mood swings, depression, anxiety, insomnia, concentration and memory difficulties). This
course will explore these and provide recommendations when working with clients/service
users.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Explore the relationship between food and mood
 Understand government recommendations for a healthy balanced eating plan
 Provide practical tools that can be implemented to improve individuals eating patterns and in
turn promote positive mental health
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
7 July 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
17 November 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
12 March 2015 - Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
HIV
“Myths and stereotypes have been replaced with facts”
About the course:
An estimated 100,000 people were living with HIV in the UK in 2012. An estimated 21,900
people living with HIV were unaware of their infection in 2012. Recent national treatment
guidelines recommend testing and early treatment to prevent onward transmission. (Public
Health England 2013). Despite major advances over the years in the treatment and
prognosis of living with HIV there still remains stigma and prejudice based on misinformation
and myths which discourages individuals from being tested or open about their HIV status.
This course will provide the facts about HIV and help professionals encourage individuals to
be tested and support individuals living with HIV
Course content:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Understand the current trends in HIV
 Gain an understanding of transmission routes, risk activities and prevention
 Examine own attitudes to HIV and related issues
 Dispel common myths and misconceptions surrounding HIV
 Look at diagnostic procedures, and available treatment
 Identify appropriate procedures, referral services and pathways
Dates & venues:
15 May 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
9 October 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield - Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public
Health Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to
Learning & Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application
form and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Legal (and Illegal) Highs
“Gained a better understanding of how we can make changes to our service to better
support users of new drugs”
About the course:
Mephadrone became the first big ‘legal high’ story to grab our attention in 2009 and opened up
the market for new drugs that could be bought legally online and have similar effects to other
illegal drugs. Although mephadrone was made illegal soon after it remains a popular drug and
the availability of new drugs has exploded, with hundreds of new substances available in the UK
and the rest of Europe. It is a new phenomenon that the government, police and services
working with users of these drugs are finding difficult to keep pace with.
This course offers an insight into the market for ‘legal highs’ (or novel psychoactive substances),
understanding how it developed, the kinds of substances available and how we can engage with
and offer support to those who use them.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Understand the history and development the legal high market
 Discuss the physical, psychological, social & legal effects of new drugs
 Have an awareness of who uses these drugs and what their needs may be
 Provide information on reducing the risks associated with drug use
 Understand available treatments for those who need it
Course Duration:
One Day
Dates & Venues:
25 June 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
17 September 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
18 December 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
26 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Are we OK ?
Mental Health Awareness
“Excellent course and facilitator, very well delivered”
About the course:
This course will increase awareness of common mental health conditions, give the confidence needed
to interact sensitively and effectively when coming into contact with someone with a mental health
problem and increase knowledge of appropriate signposting to agencies for those experiencing issues
such as stress, anxiety, depression and OCD (Obsessive, Compulsive Disorder). The course is
suitable for all health, education, social care and third sector professionals.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand common mental health conditions and how they affect individuals and those
around them
 Demonstrate practical steps to improve your own and other people’s mental health and
wellbeing
 Address mental health and the stigma that surrounds it
 Identify pathways to mental health support in the local community
 Increase awareness of support strategies for individuals experiencing/living with mental
health conditions
Course Duration:
One Day
Dates & Venues:
28 May 2014 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
28 July 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley - Training Room 1
29 September 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
27 November 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
22 January 2015 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
30 March 2015 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form and
return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Mindfulness - An Introduction
New for 2014
About the course:
Mindfulness techniques are becoming increasingly popular and are being adopted in a wide
range of clinical and therapeutic settings. There is growing evidence to suggest that
employing mindfulness and acceptance techniques can have a positive effect on common
mental health conditions such as stress, anxiety and depression, lifestyle issues such as
substance use and food whilst improving general physical and psychological wellbeing.
This course will introduce the principles of Mindfulness, its origins and increase awareness
of basic Mindfulness techniques. It is suitable for all health, education, social care and third
sector professionals.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
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Increase their knowledge of mindfulness and acceptance strategies as part of the
most recent cognitive behavioural therapy approaches.
Experience mindfulness tools and techniques
Consider how these approaches might be useful to promote your own and others
wellbeing.
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
17 June 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
26 September 2014 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
4 December 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
19 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Motivational Interviewing
“This was one of the best courses I have attended. A brilliant way of working with
clients”
About the Course:
People often find making the decision to change aspects of their lifestyle very difficult, even
when it is causing them harm. Motivational Interviewing helps professionals to support their
clients through ambivalence, supporting them to make the decisions that are right for them.
Motivational Interviewing is effective with almost any health and lifestyle behaviour and client
group. This course is suitable for anyone working in health, education and social care to
encourage positive behaviour change.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Apply motivational interviewing skills when engaging with clients
 Address resistant behaviour in a non confrontational way
 Work more effectively with service users who may be ambivalent to changing
behaviour
 Increase motivation and readiness to change
 Assist those committed to change to make the best choices
Course Duration:
Two Days
Dates & Venues:
18 & 19 June 2014 –Castleford Normaton & District Hospital - Training Room
14 & 15 August 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 1
22 & 23 October 2014 Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
10 & 11 December 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 2
10 & 11 February 2015 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex, Dewsbury – Training Room
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Motivational Interviewing in Group Settings
“This made a lot of sense. A great concept and useful for my client group”
About the course:
This course is suitable for anyone with experience of Motivational Interviewing who would
like to learn how to use it in a group setting. It will be especially useful for those running
therapeutic or mutual aid groups.
Participants must have knowledge and experience of using motivational interviewing in
practice prior to attending this course.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Apply motivational interviewing skills when engaging with groups
 Understand the key issues in therapeutic groups
 Understand group practice and the differences between individual practice
 Understand the phases of Motivational Interviewing in groups
 Be aware of group design options
 Support and establish new groups
Course Duration:
Two Days
Dates & Venues:
4 & 5 September 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
18 & 19 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Small Conference Room
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Promoting Positive Mental Health in Young People
New for 2014
About the course:
Promoting positive emotional wellbeing and resilience in young people can prevent the
development of many common mental health conditions such as self harm, low mood and
anxiety.
This course is designed for professionals who do not have a specialist mental
health/emotional health and well being role but who are expected to work with young people
who may be engaging in risk taking behaviours and/or have been identified as having
potential mental health and wellbeing issues.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand the prevalence of common mental health issues amongst young
people
 Understand how common mental health issues may be displayed in young
people and their behaviours
 Examine environmental, societal and relationship influence on an individuals
mental health and wellbeing
 Develop practical tools and techniques to promote positive mental health and
wellbeing amongst young people and build resilience.
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
10 July 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
11 November 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
16 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Same Sex Relationships & Domestic Abuse
“ The course was well researched and relevant information given”
About the course:
I Count! Wakefield District Same Sex Relationships and Domestic Abuse Needs
Assessment (2012) identified gaps in health and social care provision and suggested
interventions to improve access to services for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual (LBG) people in
relation to Domestic Abuse
This course is relevant for any workers from any organisations who want to gain awareness
about LGB issues and same sex domestic abuse.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Understand issues of same sex relationships and domestic abuse
 Dispel any myths and misconceptions surrounding LGB people
 Have an awareness of how attitudes & values may effect practice
 Identify ways in which staff/services can create an inclusive environment
 Adopt practical tools to encourage good practice
 Signpost to relevant local and national services
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
22 May 2014 – Castleford Nomanton & District Hospital – Training Room
18 December 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public
Health Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to
Learning & Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application
form and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Sexual Health Awareness
“I should have done this course years ago. I’m shocked by how little I knew and this
has really opened my eyes. Thank you”
About the course:
A respectful and pleasurable approach to sexuality and sexual relationships can have many
positive effects on our health and emotional wellbeing. However, the ability to make positive
choices around sex and relationships is not straight forward and factors such as self esteem,
communication skills, accurate information, coercion and repression all influence the decision
making process.
The course provides a practical base to examine sexual health information, explore our values
and attitudes as practitioners and employ skills to improve future interactions with clients around
sexual health. It is suitable for and easily adapted to working with clients of varying ages.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Explore reasons why people have sex
 Discuss the issues around promoting sex- positive work including sexual pleasure and
the delay agenda.
 Develop an awareness of how attitudes and values may affect practice.
 Have an increased awareness of sexuality and sexual orientation
 Gain knowledge of contraception and sexually acquired infections
 Signpost to relevant local and national services
This course is in line with the Department of Health National Recommended Quality
Standards for Sexual Health Training
Course duration:
Two Days
Dates & venues:
26 & 27 June 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
26 & 27 November 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
17 & 18 March 2015 – Kendray Hospital – Barnsley – Boardroom
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Stress Awareness/Management
New for 2014
About the course:
Many of life’s demands can cause stress, particularly work, relationships and money
problems. Stress can affect how an individual feels, thinks, behaves and how their body
works. This course is designed to enable professionals who may work with individuals
experiencing stress to empower them to adopt healthier behaviours and reduce their stress.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand how stress can affect an individuals thoughts, feelings and behaviours
 Understand how stress can cause physical problems
 Explore tools and techniques to manage stress more effectively and promote positive coping
strategies
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
16 September 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
17 February 2015 - Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – Dewsbury – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public
Health Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to
Learning & Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application
form and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Understanding & Managing Self Harm & Suicide
“I am not afraid of talking about suicide and self harm with my clients anymore and
they are more relaxed when speaking to me about their feelings”
About the course:
Self harm and suicide are unfortunately more common than we might imagine. More people
die by suicide in the UK than in road traffic accidents and around 200,000 episodes of self
harm that present to hospital services each year. (Suicide Strategy 2012).
By having a better understanding of these issues we can help to support people through
challenging times & prevent suicide.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Identify the signs and complexities of self harm
 Explore myths and misconceptions of self harm and suicide
 Define suicide, assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia
 Explore psychological and sociological views on suicide
 Understand workers roles and responsibilities
 Identify specialist services available and the process of referral
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
8 May 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
14 October 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 3
10 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital - Training Room 3
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Understanding Alcohol
“Very pleased I took part in a course that will benefit me in my work and will share
with my clients and colleagues”
About the course:
Excessive use of alcohol is a huge public health concern causing harm to those who drink,
their families and communities and costs the UK billions of pounds each year. However we
can reduce alcohol consumption with well timed, well informed interventions that can be
adopted in a few minutes and you don’t need to be an alcohol specialist to do this. This
course will help those who are working with clients who drink above recommended safer
levels to confidently discuss the sensible drinking messages and provide support to those
who need it.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Confidently discuss Department of Health sensible drinking guidelines with clients
 Communicate the potential harms caused by excessive alcohol use
 Use a variety of recommended alcohol screening tools
 Apply skills for screening and assessing alcohol use and referring onto specialist
services when required
This course has undergone an assessment in accordance with the principles of health
psychology and health literacy
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
26 June 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
12 September 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley – Training Room 1
11 December 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 3
19 February 2015 – Kendray Hospital – Boardroom
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Understanding Domestic Abuse
“Everyone should come on this course”
About the course:
Domestic Abuse is a major health, economic and social concern with lasting consequences
on individuals and families living with it. These include poor mental health, unwanted and
complicated pregnancies, sexually acquired infections, chronic physical conditions and
substance misuse.
By understanding domestic abuse and intervening early professionals can help reduce this
impact.
This course is relevant for anyone working in health, education and social care. It is
particularly relevant/suitable for front line staff.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Define domestic abuse
 Understand the concept of power and control
 Identify signs and symptoms of abuse
 Take appropriate action in dealing with concerns around domestic abuse
 Signpost to relevant services
Course duration:
Half Day, 9.30 -12.30
Dates & venues:
6 June 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
10 October 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
19 January 2015 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
30 March 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 1
Cost:
£25 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Understanding Substance Use
“Brilliant, really enjoyed it. A different approach to understanding drug use that will
definitely help in my work”
About the course:
This course is for anyone wanting to further develop their understanding of drugs and the people
who use them. The role of the media can be influential in shaping our attitudes and beliefs about
drugs and drug users which can then impact on the work that we do.
Some areas covered over these two days include understanding the nature of addiction, why
some people become dependant on drugs and others don’t and why continue to use despite the
negative consequences that drugs can bring.
This course will help you to take a more informed view of what is meant by drug related harm,
which drugs cause the most harm and how can we work with drug users to minimise any
potential risks.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Challenge myths & misconceptions about drug use in order to improve own practice
 Understand the physical, psychological, social & legal effects of illicit drug use
 Have a greater awareness of the nature of dependency
 Understand the current UK legislation around drugs
 Discuss harm reduction interventions with drug using clients more confidently
 Apply skills for screening and assessing drug use and referring onto specialist services when
required
Course duration:
Two Days
Dates & venues:
8 & 9 May 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
7 & 8 August 2014 – Keresforth Centre – Barnsley - Training Room 1
6 & 7 November 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield - Training Room 1
24 & 25 February 2015 – Kendray Hospital – Barnsley - Boardroom
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Viral Hepatitis
“My outlook and understanding has changed for the positive”
About the course:
Hepatitis B & C remain major public health concerns with Public Health England confirming
new diagnoses of Hepatitis C have risen by more than a third between 2010 and 2012. This
course will explore the different types of Hepatitis viruses, who is at risk, current treatment
and prevention opportunities to enable hepatitis to be discussed with confidence regardless
of job role or organisation.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Consider the differences between the Hepatitis Viruses
 Understand the current trends in Hepatitis C and B infection
 Gain an understanding of transmission routes, risk activities and prevention options
 Look at diagnostic procedures and available treatments
 Explore the social and psychological consequences of infection
 Identify appropriate referral services and pathways
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
12 June 2014 - Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
23 October 2013 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Welcome – Providing the Best Possible Service
“Given me a lot to think about around how I work as an individual and how my
organisation works”
About the course:
Providing the best possible service is at the heart of every organisation’s ethos and core
values. Services often find it difficult to successfully engage hard to reach groups within the
communities they serve. This course is designed to focus on potential barriers for service
users and provide practical solutions to ensure friendly and accessible services are available
to all individuals. It is relevant to all services, agencies and companies.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Create a welcoming environment for service users
 Confidently work with service users within current equality law and guidance
 Recognise what is meant by diversity
 Understand prejudice and discrimination
 Take action to promote diversity in the workplace.
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
10 June 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
16 January 2015 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Working with Boys and Men
“This has opened my eyes to the difficulties men can face and the consequences
of this. Thank you very much”
About the course:
Positively engaging boys and men in health and lifestyle discussions is historically difficult.
Understanding the importance of tailoring your approach to working with boys and men is
vital to aid positive interactions and improve outcomes.
This course is for professionals who are engaged in work with boys and men, covering
issues such as health, self esteem, relationships, emotions and associated risk taking.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Dispel myths, misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding men
 Understand the importance of self esteem for boys and men
 Challenge attitudes and values and the impact this has on working practice
 Have an overview of national research and supporting agencies
 Implement practical strategies for engaging with boys and men
Course duration:
Two Days
Dates & venues:
22 & 23 September 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital - Training Room
27 & 28 January 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Large Conference Room
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Working with Girls and Women
“This is a wonderful course!”
About the course:
This course is for women who work with women and girls, covering issues such as self
esteem, emotional development, confidence and empowerment. The course will
examine how to work with women and girls to enable them to make their own choices
to help them reach their potential and achieve a positive future.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Identify the benefits of women only space
 Explore similarities and differences between women
 Explore the concept of womanhood
 Understand different models of self esteem
 Understand the effects of body image on self esteem
 Implement practical strategies for working with girl’s and women
Course duration:
Two Days
Dates & venue:
12 & 13 August 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
11 & 12 December 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield – Training Room 3
24 & 25 March 2015 – Kendray Hospital – Barnsley - Boardroom
Cost:
£100 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Young People & Substance Use
“I’ve always found it too intimidating talking to young people about drugs. This
course has really changed that and I feel much better informed”
About the course:
Generally, young people are risk takers and experimenting with alcohol and drugs forms part
of this. Statistically, fewer young people are using illegal drugs, especially Class A drugs.
However, the increase in the availability of ‘legal highs’ has created a drug market which can
be confusing and difficult to navigate making it harder for young people to make informed
choices.
This course will help those working with young people to engage, inform and support them to
make better choices when it comes to drugs and alcohol and also understand how young
people are affected by the drug use of parents and carers.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand the prevalence of drug use amongst young people
 Discuss the effects and risks of the most commonly used drugs
 Understand the social context in which young peoples drug use takes place
 Refer young people to appropriate support services
 Recognise the impact of parental or adult drug use on young people
 Use appropriate tools for assessment and screening
 Offer brief advice around substance misuse
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
9 July 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
12 November 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 2
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Young People, Technology & Safety
New for 2014
About the course:
This course is relevant for staff at any level working in a young person or family setting, or
those who come into regular contact with young people and/or their families. It is designed
for those who have the opportunity to discuss and promote online safety with the aim of
safeguarding young people whilst online. The course provides a practical base to examine
risks posed by technology in relation to young peoples safety and sexual exploitation as well
as provide tools and techniques to keep young people safe online. It is suitable for and
easily adapted to working with clients of varying ages.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of the course participants will be able to:
 Understand the importance of online safety in relation to sexual exploitation and grooming
 Understand potential risks technology poses when trying to keep young people safe
 Explore ways to enhance positive relationships with young people in our care to
encourage open discussion and avoid any potential safeguarding issues
 Identify tools and techniques to reduce the potential dangers of technology in relation
to exploitation of young people.
Course duration:
One Day
Dates & venues:
8 September 2014 – Fieldhead Hospital – Training Room 1
9 March 2015 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
Cost:
£50 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
5 Ways to Wellbeing
“A really nice and refreshing approach which I will use both at work and at home”
About the course:
In 2011 the Department of Health launched their mental health strategy “No Health without
Mental Health” which identified mental health & wellbeing as being central to our quality of
life. It acknowledged that positive mental wellbeing is beneficial not only for our health but
also has good outcomes in education, training and employment, criminal activity, substance
use, sexual health and a whole range of other social areas. Within the strategy Five Ways
to Wellbeing is identified as an evidence based set of public mental health messages aimed
at improving the mental health of the whole population. The focus is not just on the absence
of poor mental health but on the presence of flourishing emotional wellbeing.
This course looks at strategies for increasing mental wellbeing amongst the clients we work
with but also for ourselves, our workplaces and our colleagues regardless of our area of
work.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
 Apply the Five Ways to Wellbeing messages in work with clients
 Reflect on their own mental wellbeing in order to provide the best service for others
 Communicate with clients in an empathic, non confrontational way
 Offer advice, information and referrals to appropriate services if required
Course duration:
Half Day, 9.30 – 12.30
Dates & venues:
16 May 2014 – Fieldhead Hosiptal – Wakeifeld- Training Room 3
15 October 2014 – Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – Training Room
20 February 2015 – Fieldhead Hospital – Wakefield - Training Room 1
Cost:
£25 per person for external applicants
Free for South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
To book a place please contact Lorraine Richardson, Course Administrator,
Public Health Education Team.
Tel: 01977 665714 or Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
All internal applicants must book a place and send a Course Application Form to Public Health
Education Team, at CNDH, study leave forms must be completed and sent to Learning &
Development at Fieldhead.
All external applicants must first check availability, and then complete a course application form
and return it to the address on the form.
Our Venues
Castleford Normanton & District Hospital – On Site Free Parking & Canteen Facilities
Lumley Street
Castleford
WF10 5LT
Tel: 01977 605500
Google map [external site]
PDF map (249KB)
Fieldhead Hospital – On Site Free Parking & Canteen Facilities
Ouchthorpe Lane
Wakefield
WF1 3SP
Tel: 01924 327095
Google map [external site]
PDF map (264KB)
Site map (PDF, 136K
Kendray Hospital - On Site Free Parking & Canteen Facilities
Doncaster Road
Barnsley
S70 3RD
Tel: 01226 730000
Google map [external site]
PDF map (150KB)
Keresforth Centre - On Site Free Parking & Canteen Facilities
Keresforth Close
Barnsley
S70 6RS
Tel: 01226 730000
Google map [external site]
PDF map (304KB)
Ravensleigh Resource Unit & Annex – On Site Free Parking
28 Oxford Road
Dewsbury
Wakefield
West Yorkshire
WF13 4LL
01924 516160
Google map [external site]
Please note Ravensleigh does not have a canteen on site and there are no food outlets nearby
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
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Wakefield Probation
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HMP Newhall
HMP Wakefield
HMP Full Sutton
Magistrates Service
West Yorkshire Police
West Yorkshire Fire
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Huddersfield University
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Phillips Hair Design
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Lloyds Pharmacy
Dimensions
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Citizens Advice
Terrence Higgins Trust
Rethink
Wakefield Hospice
Cutsyke Community Group
Pontefract Live at Home Scheme
Richmond Fellowship
Arthritis Care
Rathbones
Stonham
Action for Children
Well Women Centre
Spectrum Healthcare
Turning Point
CRI Rebound
Lifeline
Gasped
Yorkshire MESMAC
Begin
SESKU
Insight
Barnado’s
Batley Self Help Depression
Group
Langley Housing Trust
Mental Health Matters
Marie Stopes International
NACRO
The Youth Association
Macmillan Cancer Support
Bradford Cyrenians Ltd
Abacus Nursery
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PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Course Application Form for South West Yorkshire Partnership
Foundation Trust Employees only
Please complete your details and send to the address below
Course Title & Date ___________________________________________________________
Applicants Name _____________________________________________________________
Job Title ____________________________________________________________________
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Special Requirements - Some of the venues we use may not be fully accessible, if you have
particular needs concerning mobility or access please contact the team to discuss further.
Please note: You will be asked to participate in an impact evaluation study following your
attendances on courses.
Please return completed forms to:
Lorraine Richardson (Course Administrator)
Public Health Education Team
Castleford, Normanton & District Hospital
Lumley Street
Castleford
WF10 5LT
Email: lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk
Tel: 01977 665714
Should you need to cancel your place then please contact Lorraine Richardson within 48
hours of the course date either by telephone, email or letter. Cancellations made after 48
hours will incur a fee of £25 per day, this also applies to half day courses and non attendnace
without prior notice.
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION TEAM
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made in writing by email or post and received
by Lorraine Richardson at Castleford Normanton & District Hospital,
Lumley Street Castleford WF10 5LT or
lorraine.richardson@swyt.nhs.uk.
External applications
The following fees will apply to cancellation of courses:
 7 days or more notice 50% of course fee will be refunded
 6 days or less the full course fee will be charged
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust employees
 Cancellations made after 48 hours will incur a fee of £25 per day,
this also applies to half day courses and non attendance without
prior notice
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