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A Compassionate Approach to Healthier Weight

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Pre-training Survey

We are seeking to evaluate the impact of these training modules on knowledge, skills and behaviours. 

•    Your responses are anonymous 

•    You can decline to answer any questions


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The information you provide in this survey will be used for internal evaluation and research by the Public Health Team in Cornwall Council.

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Protecting you

We have adopted a compassionate, person-centred and trauma informed approach throughout this work. Some content may elicit previous personal experiences and therefore bring about specific emotions. We encourage you to take breaks and seek support to debrief and reflect if needed.

If you would like to explore any feelings or seek support, services include: 

  • Samaritans – 116 123 (24/7, confidential support)
  • Mind – 0300 123 3393 www.mind.org.uk
  • BEAT Eating Disorders – www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk
  • Occupational Health or Staff Support Services (for NHS and local authority professionals)
  • NHS 111 for urgent mental health support
  • Crisis line for mental health support - SHOUT by texting the word shout to 85258
  • Local NHS Talking Therapies Service
1.  

Have you ever attended/received training around stigma/bias/weight/language?

2.  

How far do you agree with the following statements?

I am confident having conversations about weight/bodies/eating behaviours
I often discuss weight/food with friends and family
I often discuss weight/food at work, with colleagues
I often discuss weight/food at work, with patients/service users
I feel open to discussing weight/food
I am aware of weight stigma in society
Weight stigma affects people’s daily lives
Society views individuals based on their weight
I have witnessed weight discrimination
Weight discrimination affects relationships/work etc
I feel it is important to address weight stigma and bias
I feel education can help reduce weight stigma and bias
I feel that training on the compassionate approach to healthy weight can help me in my practice.