344 NHS courses

Sensory impairment is an issue that can effect anyone, this course aims to give the learner the knowledge and skills to help their client maintain their independance as much as possible.

Empowering workers with the knowledge to safely move people, clients, residents or patients. What is moving and handling? In health and social care settings, regular tasks often involve the manual movement, lifting, or handling of people in your care. Our moving and handling training courses aim to instruct participants on the legislation, necessary skills and potential risks associated with the safe movement of people. This includes people’s mobility and the varying types of equipment and techniques you will come across. Why is moving and handling training important? There are an estimated 400 million hours of care delivered annually in the UK and these hours are gradually growing due to having and increasingly aging population, playing a crucial role in providing personal care and enabling individuals of all ages and backgrounds to maintain as much independence as possible. Carers frequently engage in lifting activities, which require correct training and experience to minimise the risk of short and long-term injuries to both the carer and the individual they support, as well as the potential for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). The operation of lifting individuals presents significant risks for both the supporter and the person being lifted in various social settings, including hospitals, care homes, leisure, and education. Poor lifting techniques and the use of incorrect equipment can exaggerate existing conditions for both parties, sometimes instantly. We offer an affordable alternative to training, with access to the latest techniques and equipment to assist you in your everyday working with individuals, aiming in providing best practice solutions to any hinderances you may come across.

Open house to learn about my homeopathic products and have your health questions answered! During this open house event you will learn about my range of physical and digital homeopathic products, as well as have the chance to have your health questions answered. All guests will receive a FREE goodie bag worth over £60. Light nibbles will be provided. Tickets are non-refundable.

Oral health is an important factor in health and social care that can often be missed, The CQC recommends that all staff have the relevent training so that they fully understand the importance of oral hygeine, their role as a carer, the risks and implications. 

This is an indepth course covering all aspects of personal care, bathing and hygiene within health and social care.

Dysphasia is a language disorder. This course aims to cover causes, symptoms, treatments and risk factors.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture. This course aims to give the learner a greater knowledge of causes, symptoms, treatments and management

The course is both theoretical and activity based in nature The participant will receive up to date research based information relating to Acquired Brain Injury and appropriate learning and behavioural & management strategies to use and coupled with person centred approaches can help promote recovery and positive self image.

Dysphagia is the medical term for swallowing difficulties this course aims to give the learner knowledge and skills regarding the causes, symptoms, stages, treatments and complications.

Come to join our new Tai Chi sessions with Yiyang, who has a deep rooted background in traditional Chinese inward training, breath-based therapy and historical study in Yoga and Buddhism. She will lead us with a gentle, low-impact form of movements, performing a series of deliberate, flowing motions while focusing on deep, slow breaths. The practice aims to benefit physical and mental health, concentrate the mind, and balance the body’s energy harmoniously with nature. 10:30-11:30am, every Thursday. Book a spot for you and your families or friends.