IMPACT Training available on Zoom
Please note: the IMPACT project is not designed for youth work settings but rather for adult mental health settings both community based and clinical, we are however currently working on new training that is more youth focused (visit the ASH Scotland website for more information about this).
The training course is partly eLearning (approximately 1 hour) followed by either a 1 hour or 2 hour face-to-face session (via Zoom).
If you would like to know more about this, please contact:
Jim O’Rorke jororke@ashscotland.org.uk
Iain Stewart istewart@ashscotland.org.uk
Please see our new dates for 1 and 2 hour sessions below and register through Eventbrite.
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March 2022
IMPACT – one hour session
This shorter version of IMPACT training recognises the pressures on workers and volunteers who support people with mental health problems. This session covers the following topics: effect of smoking on mental health medication; facilitating discussions about smoking and mental health; e-cigarettes (vaping); local services to help people stop smoking. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 3pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 3.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. This…
Find out more »IMPACT – two hour session
This session covers all the topics in the one hour session plus: IMPACT Guidance document; AID: Ask, Inform, Discuss brief advice framework; How AID supports your work priorities. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 4pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 4.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. The session will be delivered on-line through the Zoom platform. The link below under “Website” will take you to the Eventbrite page where…
Find out more »April 2022
IMPACT – one hour session
This shorter version of IMPACT training recognises the pressures on workers and volunteers who support people with mental health problems. This session covers the following topics: effect of smoking on mental health medication; facilitating discussions about smoking and mental health; e-cigarettes (vaping); local services to help people stop smoking. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 3pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 3.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. This…
Find out more »IMPACT – two hour session
This session covers all the topics in the one hour session plus: IMPACT Guidance document; AID: Ask, Inform, Discuss brief advice framework; How AID supports your work priorities. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 4pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 4.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. The session will be delivered on-line through the Zoom platform. The link below under “Website” will take you to the Eventbrite page where…
Find out more »May 2022
IMPACT – one hour session
This shorter version of IMPACT training recognises the pressures on workers and volunteers who support people with mental health problems. This session covers the following topics: effect of smoking on mental health medication; facilitating discussions about smoking and mental health; e-cigarettes (vaping); local services to help people stop smoking. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 3pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 3.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. This…
Find out more »IMPACT – two hour session
This session covers all the topics in the one hour session plus: IMPACT Guidance document; AID: Ask, Inform, Discuss brief advice framework; How AID supports your work priorities. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 4pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 4.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. The session will be delivered on-line through the Zoom platform. The link below under “Website” will take you to the Eventbrite page where…
Find out more »June 2022
IMPACT – one hour session
This shorter version of IMPACT training recognises the pressures on workers and volunteers who support people with mental health problems. This session covers the following topics: effect of smoking on mental health medication; facilitating discussions about smoking and mental health; e-cigarettes (vaping); local services to help people stop smoking. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 3pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 3.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. This…
Find out more »IMPACT – two hour session
This session is now fully-booked. Please check September to December dates for available spaces.
Find out more »September 2022
IMPACT: Smoking and Mental Health – 1 hour session
This shorter version of IMPACT training recognises the time pressures on workers and volunteers who support people with mental health problems. This session covers the following topics: effect of smoking on mental health medication; facilitating discussions about smoking and mental health; e-cigarettes (vaping); local services to help people stop smoking. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 3pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 3.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training.…
Find out more »IMPACT: Smoking and Mental Health – 2 hour session
This session covers all the topics in the one hour session plus: IMPACT Guidance document; AID: Ask, Inform, Discuss brief advice framework; How AID supports your work priorities. The session opens at 1.45pm and starts promptly at 2pm, finishing at 4pm. The IMPACT project team will stay on-line until 4.15pm to answer any questions arising from the training. The session will be delivered on-line through the Zoom platform. 👆🏻 Click this link to access the EVENTBRITE site where you can register…
Find out more »ASH Scotland
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