All courses

Fundamental Wellbeing First Aid

Eligibility: This course is open to everyone.

This course supports awareness and confidence to support children and adults’ wellbeing. We explore mental health awareness, spotting the signs of wellbeing decline, listening to understand and empower people to access support. You gain a Mental Wellbeing First Aid Certificate on completion.

Fundamental Wellbeing Supporter

Eligibility: This course open to people who work and live in South Gloucestershire.
This practical, insightful one-day course equips you to recognise signs of mental health decline and use our A.C.T.© plan to offer effective support in emergencies and as longer-term solutions. Suitable for anyone working with children or adults.

Mental Health Awareness e-module

Eligibility: This course is open to everyone from any organisation working with children and families in South Gloucestershire

This 25-minute interactive workshop by the Public Health, Mental Health, Inequalities, and Community Engagement team introduces mental health concepts, differences between mental health and ill health, models, impacts, inequalities, and local support resources.

Signposting to Support for Individuals and Communities e-module

Eligibility: This e-module is for South Gloucestershire Council staff only.

This guide from South Gloucestershire Council offers residents key information, contact details, and links for support in finance, employment, and well-being. It helps council staff, partner agencies, and community groups direct the public to appropriate support services.

SmokeFree Bristol: Essentials e-module

Eligibility: this course is for anyone who works in Bristol, North Somerset or South Gloucestershire

This e-module provides tools to help people quit smoking. It covers smoking risks, benefits of quitting, effective conversations, and how to access support and medications. Designed for anyone working or volunteering with people who smoke.

Trauma Awareness e-module

Eligibility: This e-module is for South Gloucestershire Council staff, external partners, and foster carers.

This 40-minute interactive workshop by the Public Health, Mental Health, Inequalities, and Community Engagement team introduces trauma awareness. It covers Adverse Childhood Experiences, links between trauma and behaviour, compassionate responses, and self-resourcing. It's a resource for staff, partners, and foster carers.

Why Weight? Changing the Narrative Around Living with Obesity e-module

Eligibility: This e-module is open to everyone.

This course provides an introduction to the factors influencing weight and health. It delves into the building blocks for health and how they impact individuals. This course explores common beliefs about living with obesity, offering insights from real-life experiences and expert opinions.