Workshops
In cooperation with the nursing schools, we offer a range of seminars for employees and newcomers from the care sector in various workshop rooms.
Workshop #1
10:00 am to 11:30 am
Coaching makes learning fun, because you learn with your measure
Learning coaching can help you achieve your goals, increase your motivation and improve your learning strategies.
Form: Lecture with exercises TN 25
Target group: Trainees
Lecturers: Learning coaches Ms. Wehnhardt, Ms. Schneider (clinic)
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Workshop #2
10:00 am to 11:30 am
Yoga for a healthy back – stretching and strengthening exercises for the neck, shoulders and back
This 90-minute yoga class is aimed specifically at care professionals and focuses on the key areas of the neck, back and shoulders. I will guide you through a series of gentle stretches, mindful movements and strengthening exercises to relieve tension and build muscle tone designed to enhance your wellbeing at work.
Form: Body exercises TN 15
Target group: Nursing staff
Instructor: Lauren Garwood
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Workshop #3
12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Nutrition: enjoyable and healthy at work
Healthy eating and shift work don’t go together? Shift work, especially the night shift, throws the body out of sync. You often hear this from people working in the care sector.
A balanced diet leads to improved well-being, prevents numerous illnesses and strengthens the immune system. A healthy diet makes us feel good, productive and satisfied.
But how can a healthy and enjoyable diet be implemented in everyday working life in the care sector? We would like to show you what is important:
Tips and tricks for a healthy diet in shift work
Alternatives to snacks and fast food
Inspiration for a healthy diet with few ingredients and little time
Form: Lecture/recipe suggestions
Target group: Nursing staff
Lecturers: Kerstin Gerbig and Christian Plappert BBZ
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Workshop #4
12:00 pm to 1:30 am
Palliative care for dementia patients
Form: Lecture with practical exercises
Caring for dementia patients in the palliative phase. What forms are there and what options do I have as a relative/carer/caregiver when dealing with dementia patients. How can I deal with this sometimes stressful situation and what support is available?
Target group: Nursing staff, caregivers, caregiving relatives
Lecturer: Mr. Dreismickenbecker Bonifatiushaus
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Workshop #5
2:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Move, but how? Health promotion for family carers and caregivers
- Ideas and suggestions for supporting the movement of people in need of care
- Expanding your own movement repertoire
- Practical exercises with and without aids
Form: Practical exercises TN 15
Target group: Caregiving relatives and caregivers
Lecturers: Ms. Willhardt (clinic), Ms. Herchet (university)
Workshop #6
2:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Integrated language support and understandable language in day-to-day care work
Linguistic stumbling blocks are often the cause of misunderstandings in conversations, work instructions or agreements. How can such misunderstandings be recognized and resolved as early as possible? What possibilities are there to prevent linguistic errors in dialog? These questions are at the heart of this interactive workshop: Using authentic examples – also from the participants’ day-to-day work – we will work out together which strategies, such as comprehensible language and integrated language education, can significantly support mutual understanding and, not least, language learning at work.
Form: Impulse/exercises TN 12
Target Group: Nurses
Lecturers: Faberis: Ms. Cehak-Behrmann, Ina Kreisel
Information event
10:30 am to 11:15 am
for jobseekers changing careers
11:30 am to 12:15 pm
for students and pupils
1:30 pm to 02:15 pm
for jobseekers changing careers
02:30 pm to 03:15 pm
for students and pupils
Ways to get into the care sector
Not all care is the same. It is possible to enter the nursing profession with any educational background, from people with no school-leaving qualifications to those with a high school diploma. This lecture will present educational opportunities in nursing for people from all educational backgrounds. In addition, an outlook will be given on the prospects for specialist nursing staff to continue their professional development in further education and training in our district.
Target groups: Pupils from general education schools (registration) and jobseekers looking for a career change (please contact your local employment agency or the district job center)
Lecturer: Lukas Bischof, student of nursing education at Fulda University of Applied Sciences
