Overview
During this one-day course there will be an opportunity to experience all three No Barriers Here workshops first-hand, in addition to:
- Learning the rationale of using arts- based approaches in palliative and end of life care.
- Understanding the role of No Barriers Here© and advance care planning with underserved communities.
- Discovering the core elements of the No Barriers Here© workshops and taking part in experiential training.
- Exploring how to facilitate No Barriers Here© workshops and what resources to use.
What does this include?
- 1 full day practical learning event with 2 facilitators.
- Complementary art materials and delegate resource pack.
- No Barriers Here© facilitator resource guide.
- Provision of No Barriers Here© resources bags (x 6) delivered after the training to facilitate your first workshops
- Certificate of attendance.
- No Barriers Here© community of practice
Training requirements. Who should attend?
The No Barriers Here© facilitator training programme is suitable for health and social care professionals with an active interest in developing understanding of, and skills in using, arts-based approaches to advance care planning, addressing inequalities and improving palliative and end of life care.
It is appropriate for registered and non-registered health and social care professionals working across all settings. Please note, that a good understanding of advance care planning and advance communication skills is a necessary requirement
Cost
£375 per person (inc VAT) for a full day practical learning event. No further license costs required.
Additional resource bags can be quoted for on request and provided by The Mary Stevens Hospice. Advance notice of a minimum of 6 weeks is required for additional packs.
