Values Based Reflective Practice Taster Session - for Health & Social Care workforce (NHS Grampian & Moray Council)

Values Based Reflective Practice Taster Session - for Health & Social Care workforce (NHS Grampian & Moray Council), Online via Teams

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FREE EVENT

VBRP® is a registered NES model which is all about conversation; it helps staff take time out to look at what’s going on for them, and aims to support staff so that they are more able to provide the care they came into the service to offer.

VBRP® takes place within a group held by a trained facilitator, and the reflective tools used in VBRP® are designed to keep the process safe and confidential.

During the session, staff are encouraged to think in different ways about their working life, maybe something which has “tugged” at them, or impacted upon them, for some reason.

Taking part in a VBRP® session enables staff to get behind the assumptions which they might make in the hurry of life in a busy environment and to really hear each other.

VBRP® doesn’t force a solution, but gives staff space to look at other possibilities and it does this in a safe and supportive way which leads to an increased level of trust within teams.

This session is one of our planned events for Health & Social Care workforce (NHS Grampian & Moray). If you would like to get involved in designing future sessions please indicate this on the checkout form! 

This project is supported and funded by NHSGEF

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