Bitesize sessions

The iLA KeepAble team has worked with service providers and Regional Assessment Services to develop content that will assist staff to understand the importance of adopting this way of working, and the pivotal part it plays in enabling older people to stay at home for longer.

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Cover of an introductory facilitator's guide for Keep Able's Bitesize series

A facilitator’s guide to getting started with Bitesize sessions

Reading this introductory facilitator’s guide is an essential first step for anyone preparing to lead their first Bitesize session.

This resource provides essential insights into successful facilitation, including:

How to prepare for Bitesize sessions
How to accommodate your learners’ needs to deliver an effective and engaging session
How our Bitesize sessions can help organisations confidently meet industry changes and compliance

Download the guide now to enhance your facilitation skills and set the stage for a successful first session:

Download the introductory facilitator’s guide here

Bitesize sessions

These bitesize sessions are designed to be delivered face to face when it best suits the organisation. For example, in a team meeting or during a dedicated training session. The accompanying activities encourage group discussion and problem-solving enhancing the shared learning of participants. Click on a card below to learn more about each session.

What and Why of Wellness and Reablement
The aim of this session is to enhance the understanding of the participants as to why a wellness and reablement approach increases the opportunity for clients to regain or maintain abilities, thereby improving their prospects of staying as independent as possible for longer.
The Language of Reablement
The aim of this session is to raise awareness of the features and the impact reablement language can have when working with clients to maintain or regain abilities.
Working with Clients and low risk assistive technology
The aim of this session is to enhance participants understanding of Assistive Technology (AT), their role in supporting clients to use low risk AT, and how low risk AT combined with a wellness and reablement approach provides greater opportunities for older people to remain living independently at home.
Everything you do for me; You take from me
How often do you think about the demands and benefits of activities you do every day? There is a lot of complexity involved in getting dressed, driving the car, writing a shopping list or just going for a walk.This session encourages you to think about the activities we do every day, and how they can meet clients physical, cognitive and social needs for health and wellness.

I found these sessions informative and made me more aware of taking the time to allow my clients to try and do more for themselves.

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