Psychological and emotional health: everyone’s business 

About this course

Our recent surveys have demonstrated that mental health issues in people who have acquired spinal cord injury are of great concern to people with spinal cord injury and healthcare professionals alike.  

This module explores the links between physical psychological and emotional health, the effect of SCI on quality of life and explores strategies for helping to mitigate psychological distress. 

Delegates

The aim of these sessions is to provide practitioners with an understanding of the psychological and emotional challenges that can be experienced by a person with a spinal cord injury (SCI) and to build on existing knowledge and experience of how to have sensitive conversations with people affected by spinal cord injury, their family and friends. 

Costs

We are delighted to be working in partnership with NHS England South East Region to be able to offer FREE of charge this course which is one in a series of mental health and spinal cord injury education modules addressing the mental health issues people with spinal cord injury may experience, and how they may be managed. 

Dates

Sessions will run from January to April over Zoom and be facilitated by Richard Matthews, our SCI mental health training and educational specialist. Each session will run for 1.5 hours.  

Wednesday 27 March 2024 6pm- 7.30pm – CANCELLED
Friday 5 April 2024 2pm- 3.30pm
Thursday 18 April 2pm- 3.30pm

Request a place

Complete our form to request a place on any of our mental health and spinal cord injury education modules.

PLEASE NOTE THAT SUBMISSION OF THE FORM DOES NOT MEAN CONFIRMATION OF A PLACE

Funding for these sessions is from NHS England South East Region, so applications from NHS staff in these areas will be prioritised where sessions are oversubscribed.  Contact [email protected] with any queries.