‘Diabetes and emotional wellbeing’ is a live and interactive webinar presented by Cognitive Behavioural Therapists, trained in long term physical health conditions, and guest presenters, including Diabetes specialists and experts by experience. The 1-hour webinar provides a space for people living with Diabetes or people who know someone living with Diabetes to ask questions and share comments anonymously.
Living with Diabetes can come with many different challenges, both physical and mental. This webinar explores the relationship between physical and mental health when living with Diabetes. It introduces Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and explains from a CBT perspective how emotional wellbeing can be impacted when living with Diabetes. The webinar presents different coping strategies based on CBT that can be used to improve emotional wellbeing when living with Diabetes.
Key topics covered:
- The challenges of living with Diabetes: An introduction to both the physical and mental challenges of living with Diabetes and how they impact emotional wellbeing.
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT): An introduction to what is CBT and how negative emotions, such as low mood and anxiety, are maintained when living with Diabetes.
- CBT-based techniques: An introduction to different CBT-based coping strategies to improve emotional wellbeing when living with Diabetes.
- How to access further support: Additional information on the support available through the Hertfordshire and Mid Essex Talking Therapies service and other services in the area.
If you require any additional support registering for any of our webinars, please email: hpft.talkingtherapieswebinars@nhs.net
Self-help videos:
We also have a variety of self-help videos available that focus on a range of topics including stress, sleep, nature and wellbeing, tips for healthcare staff and mindfulness. Click here for more information about our self-help videos.
Please note this video was created prior to our service name change (from HPFT IAPT) to 'Hertfordshire and Mid Essex Talking Therapies'.