Psychosocial Intervention Programme
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This programme is designed to train mental health nurses (MHNs) to use psychosocial interventions and build strong relationships with patients, their families and carers.
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Course
Available to everyone
Online and face-to-face sessions
£42,000 +VAT for a cohort of 20
Who is this module for?
This programme is aimed at registered mental health nurses who work with individuals, their families and other support networks.What will I learn?
- Learn how psychosocial interventions are used to support individuals and how to develop holistic strategies to help patients live meaningful and fulfilling lives.
- Explore how to use multimodal approaches within the psychosocial paradigm through problem-solving and enquiry-led assessments. These will focus on person-centred and co-designed care planning.
- Understand how to use the skills of 'Enhanced Family Inclusive Practice' as an enhanced care intervention to ensure support for all family members.
Certificate of completion
Yes
Resource last reviewed
4 Sept 2024
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