A 2-hour workplace awareness workshop combining heart and stroke awareness with mental health, neurodiversity and workplace inclusion — including recognising the signs of stroke, recovery and returning to work.
Heart disease and stroke can have a significant impact on individuals, families and working lives.
This workplace awareness workshop combines heart and stroke awareness with mental health, neurodiversity and workplace inclusion.
Sanitas Hub specialises in mental health and neurodiversity. Our workshops combine professional knowledge, lived experience and practical workplace awareness to help organisations create workplaces where people feel supported, understood and included.
Where appropriate, workshops include poetry and personal reflections from people with lived experience. Sanitas Hub aims to create paid opportunities for trained lived-experience facilitators.
20% of every workshop fee will be donated to a nominated heart or stroke charity.
Book a Sanitas Hub workplace awareness workshop and help create a more informed, compassionate and inclusive workplace. Contact Sanitas Hub to discuss your requirements.
Employers, HR teams, line managers and whole staff teams who want practical awareness of heart and stroke health alongside the mental health and inclusion side of recovery and return to work. No prior knowledge needed.
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I recently completed a three-day training course with Christina James at Sanitas Hub to become a Mental Health First Aid practitioner and Neurodiversity Champion, and I cannot recommend the experience highly enough. Christina delivered the training with exceptional professionalism while maintaining a warm, approachable, and supportive atmosphere throughout.
I attended the 2 day Mental Health First Aider training with Christina at Sanitas Hub. The delivery of the course was exceptional and she really brought the subject to life. Despite it being taught virtually for the 2 days, I was completely engaged and despite some tough subjects, I thoroughly enjoyed the course and would have no hesitation in recommending anyone to join this course.
I have just completed the MHFA course with Sanitas Hub, provided by Christina James and it was brilliant. She was an amazing instructor, gave lots of real life experiences and brought a positive energy to a difficult subject. Christina was understanding, and provided lots of extra information you cannot find online or in books. I would highly recommend her courses to others.
Christina James is an excellent instructor. After the MHFA course I feel more confident in helping others successfully and most importantly ensuring my own mental health is ok in the process. When it comes to any other related courses or refreshers I would definitely seek her as a tutor!
Highly recommend this course with Christina, she is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to mental health. A very informative & interactive two day training session. Care is taken when heavy subjects are undertaken to make sure everyone takes sufficient breaks & is doing ok. I thoroughly enjoyed it & feel like I have the skills required to go forward as an MHFA.
The course has been lovely, it was very useful to learn the material in the context of Christina's real world lived experience with some of the conditions mentioned on the course, and invaluable to find out best practice tips when approaching such cases. The format was brilliant and interaction in the group was very helpful.