Course: Health Coaching at CPFT

Health Coaching at CPFT

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Reflect on the type of care you frequently deliver and the people you deliver to, where might be a useful place to start your self assessment:

Low level demand for care, skills review

Suitable for all clinical staff.

Interventions delivered per protocol (i.e., following an agreed ‘script’) with restricted flexibility for change by the practitioner.

Interventions will primarily be brief and will include opportunistic delivery.

People may present with few or mild (but not moderate or severe) physical co-morbidities.

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Medium level demand for care, skills review

Suitable for registered staff, and support workers in specialist services.

Interventions for which there is a manual, but which offer the practitioner some flexibility in delivery.

Interventions might be of longer duration, either in the form of a longer single session or multiple sessions.

Interventions could be delivered opportunistically or via self-referral or referral from other services.

People may present with mild to moderate (but not severe) physical co-morbidities.

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High level demand for care, skills review

Suitable for staff in specialist services, or who work with complex cases.

Flexible interventions delivered to match the assessed needs of the client. Typically, interventions will be of longer duration on referral from other services.

People may present with moderate or complex physical co-morbidities and may present with moderate mental health co-morbidities.

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Health coaching at CPFT
Health coaching at CPFT
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Topic outline

Health coaching at CPFT