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THE ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT FOR RUNNING GROUPS http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=67
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This special deal is available for 24 hours only. Until midday tomorrow (7 September 2011) you can book this course online with 50% discount, paying only £70 + vat for it. Same discount applies to telephone bookings made within this period (call: 0870 241 7294 with your credit card details).
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We hope you will find this course topical for your work and take advantage of this short-term offer.
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Showing posts with label groupwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label groupwork. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Monday, 4 July 2011
How group work can help
A recent study, funded by the MS Society, found that many people with MS have problems with depression and anxiety. Previous studies have suggested that depression in MS can lead to patients failing to take their medication and a reduced quality of life.
But there is hope as researchers found that MS sufferers who attended group sessions had fewer problems with anxiety and depression and the impact of the disease on their daily lives was reduced.
The researchers also found that costs were reduced by £470 per patient for those who attended the therapy sessions compared with usual care. It was shown to almost halve the cost of visits to the GP, falling from £11,340 at the start of the study to just £5,832 at the eight month follow up. The costs of outpatient hospital visits were also slashed from £32,592 at the beginning of the study to £21,534 at the eight-month follow-up.
If you're interested in increasing your staff's ability to run groups then attend (or commission in-house) our essential toolkit for running groups' course
But there is hope as researchers found that MS sufferers who attended group sessions had fewer problems with anxiety and depression and the impact of the disease on their daily lives was reduced.
The researchers also found that costs were reduced by £470 per patient for those who attended the therapy sessions compared with usual care. It was shown to almost halve the cost of visits to the GP, falling from £11,340 at the start of the study to just £5,832 at the eight month follow up. The costs of outpatient hospital visits were also slashed from £32,592 at the beginning of the study to £21,534 at the eight-month follow-up.
If you're interested in increasing your staff's ability to run groups then attend (or commission in-house) our essential toolkit for running groups' course
Friday, 8 October 2010
SDS Report: What’s the Ideal Size for a Therapy Group?
As you remember we promised to share with you our report on the ideal group size based on your responses.The report is now available here: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=67
– just follow the link: “Is there such a thing as the “ideal” group size? We asked our delegates of their opinions on the subject. Read our report based on your replies here.”
– just follow the link: “Is there such a thing as the “ideal” group size? We asked our delegates of their opinions on the subject. Read our report based on your replies here.”
You still can add your comments to this discussion in our blog: http://sdsmedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/request-for-help-whats-ideal-size-for.html or contribute to many other debates of hot topics in psychology and health care: http://sdsmedia.blogspot.com/
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