Seasonal Affective Disorder & Beating the Winter Blues Training

This short session provides an overview of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). It covers how SAD can present, how to recognise the difference between SAD and other disorders and some tips on effective management.

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BEST FORAll Employees

FORMATFace-to-face or Online (Interactive)

DURATION2 Hours

DELIVERYLive. Instructor-led

CLASS SIZE12-15 people

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Why choose Work2Wellbeing for Seasonal Affective Disorder & Beating the Winter Blues Training?

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Qualified Professionals

Our training is uniquely delivered by qualified mental health professionals from various fields including Nursing, Psychological Therapies, Occupational Therapy, Social Work & Medicine.

Real World Experience

All our professionals still work on the frontline in mental health & specialist care and use their experiences to bring each topic to life.

Tailored to your Business

We avoid generic presentations. Our courses include industry-specific statistics and as our Instructors are still actively engaged in frontline mental health practice, they are well placed to answer any on the spot questions.

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