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What is Active Conversations?
Active Conversations is an initiative by Moving Medicine and the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK, in partnership with The Academy for Health Coaching and White Leaf Solutions.
Active Conversations is a practical, evidence-based online learning course developed by clinicians, for clinicians that teaches you how to have quick, effective and positive conversations that encourage patients to do more physical activity. We have two courses available, a Foundations course, accredited with 6 CPD points and a Full course which incorporates Foundations and is accredited with 16 CPD points.
What’s New?
Instant access to your personalised learning environment
Fully responsive learning anytime, anywhere
Online and offline learning at your fingertips
CPD points and downloadable completion certificates
Knowledge sharing and community forums
FREE mobile app
Learn how to...
Keep conversations quick and effective!
Have engaging, comfortable conversations that increase patients’ confidence
Help people find motivation by understanding what matters to them
Avoid common conversational traps like “Yes, but…”
Do you suffer from any of these symptoms?
A long conversation doesn’t mean a good conversation, and a short one certainly doesn’t mean an ineffective one. We break down conversation frameworks into 1, 5, and more minute chunks to help you have a positive impact – no matter how much time you have.
It sometimes ain’t what you say, it’s the way that you say it. Active Conversations will help you learn how to build a collaborative and productive conversation by uncovering your patient’s own reason for change.
Learn our top tips for turning a “Yes, but” into a “Yes, and”, encouraging a more positive dialogue which is more likely to succeed.
What's in it for you?
You can achieve 16 of your CPD points with this online course.
Make your conversations more productive and less stressful.
Better managed and brief conversations can help keep your day on time.
Helping patients to make a little change can make a big difference.