Women’s Health and Wellbeing Programme – CMI Level 7
Women’s health and wellbeing is a growing focus for many organisations as they consider how to attract and retain female talent in the workplace. Promoting an inclusive working environment for all genders and ages is paramount for every organisation and can help women employees better manage their workload and reduce stress, leading to improved mental and physical health.
More than ever before, organisations are being encouraged to consider women’s health within their policies. Managers need to be educated on the spectrum of health issues women confront and the extent to which each can affect their respective departments. As menstrual and menopausal experience can impact an employee’s attendance, ability to perform certain duties and their job satisfaction, it is vital that employers understand how they can foster an inclusive workplace culture and make helpful and reasonable adjustments.
59% of women experiencing menopause symptoms say it has a negative impact on their work, over 1 million women have left work due to the impact of menopause symptoms and conditions like PCOS, Endometriosis and Adenomyosis impact 1 in 10 women. Therefore, there is a huge opportunity for organisations to consider how to support women in the workplace to thrive. This programme will address how employers can address women’s unique challenges, advocating for gender equity and ensuring that company policies and practices are designed to support the health and well-being of all employees.
Course Summary
Level 7 Award in Strategic Management and Leadership Practice - Optional
Duration:
3 Day
Delivery Method and Price:
Virtual Classroom:
£1,600
About Us
About the Programme
This programme is designed for HR/L&D professionals and senior leaders looking to implement strategic change to organisational policies to support women’s health and wellbeing.
*Please note that some of the materials and objectives may be subject to change depending on discussions, activities and needs of the cohort upon reflection of delegate responses to the pre-programme questionnaires. *
On completion of this programme, delegates will:
- Gain awareness on key considerations for cultural change linked to women’s health and wellbeing within organisations.
- Gain awareness on proactive health and wellbeing strategies that can truly support women’s health – equipping businesses with proactive considerations.
- Learn about the range of women’s health conditions that can have an impact on engagement and absence levels.
- Understand how hormones change throughout the menstrual cycle and how that may show up in the workplace – enabling leaders to have strong awareness.
- Have awareness of helpful and reasonable adjustments to support symptoms and experiences throughout each monthly cycle.
- Understand the different life stages of women’s health including what changes, how people will know and how best to support.
- Understand how to build and effectively use women’s health policies in the workplace.
- Learn about inclusive and supportive language to create an open culture on topics of women’s health
- Learn about the cost implications to businesses linked to women’s health and how to boost ROI.
Session 1
Key themes include:
- Learner intro – including their aspirations around women’s health and wellbeing within their organisations.
- Current organisation evaluation (to inform the action planning in session 3).
- Key statistics surrounding women’s health.
- Why this should be a core focus for businesses to consider – bringing in case studies of where this has been managed ineffectively and the impacts and implications.
- High-level cost implications of not considering women’s health in the workplace.
- Hormones through the menstrual cycle and throughout the different life stages.
Session 2
Key themes include:
- How symptoms linked to the menstrual cycle and life stages can impact individuals personally and professionally. Including the range of women’s health conditions and stats surrounding this.
- Proactive considerations for organisations to promote women’s health and wellbeing.
- How to bring women’s health and wellbeing into organisations with practical actions for change.
- Case studies linked to organisations getting this right and the impacts.
- How to have conversations on women’s health at a strategic level.
Session 3
Key themes include:
- Creating cultural change in the workplace – building policy and how to put this into practice.
- How to empower and equip managers to embed cultural change.
- Building HR/senior manager toolkits.
- ROI for businesses.
- Action planning to enable clear next steps and success post-course.
CMI Level 7 Award in Strategic Management and Leadership Practice
Following completion of the Women’s Health and Wellbeing Programme , learners can opt to continue their studies by completing a CMI Level 7 Award in Strategic Management and Leadership Practice. This qualification is designed for practising middle managers and leaders at operations, division, departmental or specialist level, who are typically accountable to a senior manager or business owner.
Learners are required to complete one 3,500-4,000 word written assignment. Units to be completed include:
- 716: Strategic Approaches to Mental Health and Wellbeing
Benefits of completing the qualification include:
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Learners also receive:
- Targeted tutorials run by our CMI-qualified tutors, to help learners complete the assignment writing phase.
- Dedicated support from the Quality Assurance Team here at In Professional Development, including regular CMI learner drop-in sessions.
- Access to a wealth of CMI online learning resources through their Management Direct website.
Please take a look at our CMI FAQs to find out more about how the qualification works.
Kelly Beaumont
Tutor
Kelly has coached for over 10 years and has continuously supported women in the workplace, whilst developing her own career as a senior leader within financial services. Following the birth of her daughter 3 years ago, Kelly made the decision to specialise in women’s health to better understand how hormones work.
Since qualifying, Kelly has worked with a vast range of individuals and businesses to raise awareness on women’s health to inform and empower women and those who support women – enabling them to thrive both personally and professionally.
Kelly’s informative webinars have received comments such as “I’ve learned more in the last 40 minutes than I have done in all the consultations with my doctor”. With her programmes described as “life-changing”.
Whilst Kelly never provides medical advice – all her work is underpinned by the most recent and up-to-date scientific evidence to ensure learners walk away with practical knowledge and information as well as guidance for implementation in the workplace.
Dr. Victoria Smith-Collins
Tutor
Dr Victoria Smith-Collins, Managing Director of Smith-Collins International, is one of our most experienced trainer-facilitators and coaches.
Victoria has over 20 years of academic and corporate experience that spans international markets. She has trained/supervised academic programmes up to MBA level (including delivering lectures, tutorials and dissertation supervision). Victoria has also worked extensively with the Chartered Management Institute, delivering programmes, examining and verifying assessment work.
Victoria specialises in leadership/management development, with a focus on strategic leadership, consumer psychology (the subject of her Ph.D), organisational development and change management. She has worked internationally for 13 years, where she has worked for an international training institute and has headed the Learning and Development function at one of the Middle East’s largest regional banks.
Whilst at the training institute, Victoria grew and developed a number of professional UK based programmes (including those from CMI and CIM). She logged over 1500 hours of training/facilitation, training professionals from the financial services sector and other public and private sector organisations. Before moving to the bank, Victoria took on a senior business development role which primarily involved consulting with key clients (cross-sectors) and partnering with them to understand their development needs and tailor programmes to fulfil those needs.
Whilst at the bank, Victoria also took the role of HR business partner which involved working closely with departments on strategic change management projects. The role involved many hours of coaching at multiple levels, from junior up to senior executives. Trained as a coach through the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM, UK), Victoria has over 1500 hours of international coaching experience that crosses industries. Executive coaching is indeed one of her passions and her track-record of results is outstanding.
Kerry Robinson
Tutor
Kerry describes herself as a hybrid professional working on the intersection of cultural development, improvement science and positive performance delivery. Kerry has a strategic focus, emphasising strategy into action through operational delivery.
Kerry’s career has spanned equally the private sector and NHS, having worked in logistics, food manufacturing, telecommunications and oil research across a range of technical disciplines. Kerry is a chartered management accountant, green belt six sigma improvement trained, Kings Fund Top Management Programme Alumni.
For 13 years Kerry was employed in the NHS, six years as a Board Director, also Senior Responsible Officer for MSK care in a forming integrated care system. Kerry’s portfolio has spanned strategy, organisational development, quality improvement, research, project management.
Kerry now has a portfolio career being both a practitioner and a trainer in her mix of consultancy and training work ensuring she stays up to date with current theory, context and practice. Kerry is also a sessional lecturer teaching improvement science and organisational development at Masters level for several universities.
Kerry has a strong belief in bringing training to life through practice to embed in the grain of their organisations.
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Is this course right for you?
- Understand how to develop and implement women’s health policies in the workplace.
- Increase awareness of reasonable adjustments to support women’s health in the workplace.
- Develop understanding of the key considerations for cultural change linked to women’s health and wellbeing within organisations.
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