Disease Self-Management Workshops
Disease self-management workshops provide participants with evidence-based insights on how to manage their chronic conditions effectively.
Disease self-management workshops provide participants with evidence-based insights on how to manage their chronic conditions effectively.
Help manage chronic conditions and enhance your quality of life.
Concepts include:
This workshop is for individuals living with chronic pain such as arthritis, back pain, neck pain, headache, or pelvic pain. Workshop participants learn how to manage common symptoms we experience while living with long-term, ongoing pain, which can include fatigue, stress, anxiety, shortness of breath, difficult emotions, and depression.
Participants are taught skills such as:
This is a 6-week group workshop for individuals living with type 2 diabetes. The workshop was developed by Stanford University to help individuals manage their diabetes symptoms, tiredness, pain, and emotional issues. The interactive workshop meets for 2.5 hours each week and is taught by two trained instructors, at least one of whom has diabetes themself.
Concepts include:
Programa de formación dirigidos a individuos con condiciones crónicos.
DEEP is an educational workshop designed for individuals living with diabetes or pre-diabetes and their support system. The classes are intended to help participants better understand diabetes self-care through 8 modules over the course of six weeks.
Goals include:
This workshop is for adults 60 and older living with hypertension. The workshop, taught by a local health coach, has eight sessions with the potential for an additional eight sessions focusing on nutrition and physical activity. The workshop aims to increase participant knowledge of hypertension, improve self-reported behaviors, and improve systolic blood pressure.
Participants are instructed on: