The two‑day Health Coaching course equips Practice Nurses, ANPs, and other registered primary care healthcare professionals with the skills to support patients in making sustainable behaviour changes. Grounded in evidence‑based coaching models and NHS priorities, the course focuses on person‑centred communication, behaviour change, and self‑management to improve long‑term health outcomes.
Explore how health coaching supports self-management and personalised care in the NHS. Understand its role in addressing the burden of long-term conditions, multi-morbidity, and health inequalities across primary care settings.
Learn what health coaching is (and what it is not), its evidence base, and how it differs from traditional advice-led consultations. Gain clarity on how to safely and effectively use coaching techniques within your clinical role.
Develop skills to build trust, rapport, and equal partnerships with patients. Learn how to maintain appropriate clinical boundaries while creating safe, supportive spaces for patient-led conversations.
Practise foundational skills such as active listening, reflective responses, effective questioning, summarising, and goal clarification through interactive exercises and live demonstrations.
Discover key behaviour change models used in healthcare, including concepts such as patient activation, motivation, and confidence. Learn to work effectively with ambivalence and resistance.
Help patients identify meaningful health goals and develop achievable action plans. Understand how to co-create personalised strategies that fit within the realities of patients’ lives.
Gain confidence in integrating coaching techniques into brief appointments (10–15 minutes), using simple, structured models that are effective even within tight timeframes.
Apply coaching strategies to support patients with conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, respiratory conditions, obesity, and mental health challenges.
Use coaching to support patients making changes in physical activity, nutrition, sleep, stress management, and medication adherence. Understand how to tailor approaches to each individual.
Clarify your scope of practice and ethical responsibilities as a healthcare professional using coaching techniques. Ensure coaching is used safely and appropriately within regulated roles.
Participate in live skills practice, case studies, and group role-play exercises designed to build your confidence and competence in delivering health coaching conversations.
Plan how to integrate coaching into your individual consultations and wider multidisciplinary team. Use reflection to consolidate learning and identify next steps for development.
Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion and 14 CPD hours accredited.
Assessment will be made by the instructor thought the course by observing active participation, practical role-play, and group discussions.
Yes. The course equips you with practical, evidence-based tools that you can begin using straight away, including within brief primary care consultations. However, ongoing reflection and peer support are recommended to consolidate your learning.
The two‑day Health Coaching course equips Practice Nurses, ANPs, and other registered primary care healthcare professionals with the skills to support patients in making sustainable behaviour changes. Grounded in evidence‑based coaching models and NHS priorities, the course focuses on person‑centred communication, behaviour change, and self‑management to improve long‑term health outcomes.
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