Making Every Contact Count (MECC) Training Workshop

Wednesday 19 June 2019
14:00 to 16:30

Do you work with people with health conditions? Are you interested in learning new skills to provide support and advice to promote healthy lifestyle changes?

The Bromley Well Long Term Health Conditions Service is running FREE training workshops on using the Making Every Contact Count approach on Wednesday 19th June 2019

What is Making Every Contact Count (MECC)?

The MECC approach has been developed by Public Health England and the NHS, and is about supporting our service users to make positive changes to their physical and mental health and wellbeing

In our session, we will explore strategies and techniques to raise awareness with clients about health and wellbeing information, and signposting to healthy lifestyle resources. MECC focuses on the lifestyle issues that, when addressed, can make great improvements to an individual’s health

  • Stopping smoking
  • Drinking alcohol only within the recommended limits
  • Healthy eating
  • Being physically active
  • Keeping to a healthy weight
  • Improving mental health and wellbeing

Who is this training for?

This training is for staff or volunteers who are in contact with service users during the course of their day-to-day work. MECC recognises that staff across the health, local authority and voluntary sectors have thousands of contacts with individuals every day and are uniquely placed to promote health and healthy lifestyles.

We are invite a wide range of services and organisations in the Bromley borough, so this is also an excellent opportunity for networking with others.

Register and reserve your place today.  The session is suitable for anyone engaging with the public on a daily basis

Contact Kirsty Treadwell, Community Engagement Worker, Bromley Well Long Term Health Conditions Team
kirsty.treadwell@bromleywell.org.uk
07983 094 307
Location
Community House,
South Street
Bromley
Kent
BR1 1RH
(view map)
Cost Free, booking essential via the link above