Training Catalog

AllOne Health offers a robust catalog of onsite and virtual trainings to improve engagement and support organizational goals.

Planning Your Training

AllOne Health is here to support all your organizational training needs. For trainings included in your benefits program, choose from the collection below or reach out to learn more about your options.

We also have customized training and development programs through AllOne Consulting, and expanded Wellness Training topics available.

All trainings are available virtually, with select topics also offered onsite (additional fees and travel costs may apply for onsite trainings). Use the toggle below to explore training options by delivery format.

Sessions are typically 45–60 minutes and are available Monday through Friday during standard business hours. To ensure availability, please submit requests at least 4 weeks in advance.

For customized training solutions or general inquiries, please contact your Client Relations Manager or AllOne Health mainline at
800-451-1834.

Already Have a Date in Mind?

Trainings require a minimum of four (4) weeks’ notice. Depending on the scope of the request, coordination may take 4–8 weeks, so we recommend starting the process as soon as possible.

Questions?

Contact your Client Relations Manager or call 800-451-1834.

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Onsite Trainings

Virtual Trainings

The topics below are available to book as onsite trainings.

Adjusting to Life After Caregiving

This training will review the various roles of a caregiver, discuss the transition process after a care receiver passes away, and explore strategies on ways to cope.

Anger Management

Anger is a natural human emotion. But when left unchecked, it can have a negative impact on our health and success and interfere with workplace productivity and employee morale. We’ll explore constructive ways to manage angry feelings and behaviors to prevent them from impacting relationships or causing physical and emotional harm to ourselves and others.

Back to School, Back to Health

In the busyness of the back-to-school season, it’s easy to let nutrition take a back burner. This training for parents aims to provide practical guidance on how to help kids make healthy food choices. Topics include essential nutrients, specific and easy meal ideas, and ways to educate and help kids build good food habits.

Balancing Work and Life

Feeling overwhelmed with demands from both work and home? Are you feeling guilty, stressed, or inadequate because of those demands? It’s important to understand the unnecessary pressures we put on ourselves when juggling multiple areas of life and how to set realistic expectations. In this presentation, we will discuss why work-life balance is important, identify areas of life that may be unbalanced, and learn of strategies to help restore balance in your life.

Bouncing Back from Adversity

While we may not be able to prevent adversity, it is important that we are able to bounce back from it. Although we may not feel in control in a challenging situation, we do have control over how we respond. This course will look at adversity and its impact, primarily focusing on what we can do to come back from it.

Bridging Generation Gaps

Workplace tensions can arise when people of different generations, working side by side, don’t understand each other. Diffuse tension at work by learning about the differences amongst team members of all ages and appreciating those differences. Learn how to interact with members of each generation in a way that suits their work ethic and communication style.

Burnout and Compassion Fatigue

We are all at risk of experiencing compassion fatigue from the very work we do and love. We are at risk when we are caring for our own loved ones as well. Everyone feels stress, everyday! While we can’t always eliminate all the pressures we face, we can be better prepared for the triggers and learn ways to manage our stress.

Caregiver Stress

This training discusses the emotional and physical investment of caregiving. Participants will consider ways of navigating attendant emotions of being the caregiver of a loved one, including depression, anxiety, grief, and loss. Caregivers face unique levels of stress and will learn how to care for the self while caring for others.

Change Management: Practical Ways to Address Obstacles

Change is an inevitable part of living. No matter where we go or what we do, we are faced with change. In the workplace, mergers, downsizing and reorganization are a fact of life while new technologies are speeding up the rate of change. By being informed, staying flexible, and exploring all possible options, we can gain more control of our lives and even discover new opportunities.

Change: Stages and Navigation

Change can be difficult, especially when unexpected. Many people struggle when change occurs and often have a difficult time feeling safe in their environment, as they are not sure what may happen next. Learn to adapt quickly and without stress during times of change.

Communicating with Tact

Have you ever “put your foot in your mouth” when communicating sensitive information or giving feedback? Have you ever wished you’d been more delicate in your delivery? If so, you’re not alone. This seminar explores ways to effectively communicate in a professional, positive, and respectful way. Obtain tips, tools, and guidance for dealing with push back. Review the best practices for delivering tough messages with tact and diplomacy.

Communication and Teamwork

Effective communication is necessary in creating a healthy team environment. Many of us have been part of a team that does not have great communication and understand how this can negatively impact the group. Learn to develop your communication skills to enhance your team environment.

Compassion Fatigue

As caregivers, the work of caring for others can take its toll. This session will frame up compassion satisfaction and describe symptoms of stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue. Learn more about identifying compassion fatigue and the individual and systemic practices that can prevent or decrease it.

Conflict Management

Conflict, in general, is difficult for most people to handle and conflict at work can be even more challenging. Develop conflict management skills that will improve difficult communication at work. Don’t let conflict get you!

Coping for Educators

This training for educators discusses the various ways the pandemic has changed lives, reviews responses to new and traditional stressors, and explores strategies to identify and prevent burnout.

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The topics below are available to book as virtual trainings.

Anger Management

Anger is a natural human emotion. But when left unchecked, it can have a negative impact on our health and success and interfere with workplace productivity and employee morale. We’ll explore constructive ways to manage angry feelings and behaviors to prevent them from impacting relationships or causing physical and emotional harm to ourselves and others.

Back to School, Back to Health

In the busyness of the back-to-school season, it’s easy to let nutrition take a back burner. This training for parents aims to provide practical guidance on how to help kids make healthy food choices. Topics include essential nutrients, specific and easy meal ideas, and ways to educate and help kids build good food habits.

Balancing Work and Life

Feeling overwhelmed with demands from both work and home? Are you feeling guilty, stressed, or inadequate because of those demands? It’s important to understand the unnecessary pressures we put on ourselves when juggling multiple areas of life and how to set realistic expectations. In this presentation, we will discuss why work-life balance is important, identify areas of life that may be unbalanced, and learn of strategies to help restore balance in your life.

Bouncing Back from Adversity

While we may not be able to prevent adversity, it is important that we are able to bounce back from it. Although we may not feel in control in a challenging situation, we do have control over how we respond. This course will look at adversity and its impact, primarily focusing on what we can do to come back from it.

Bridging Generation Gaps

Workplace tensions can arise when people of different generations, working side by side, don’t understand each other. Diffuse tension at work by learning about the differences amongst team members of all ages and appreciating those differences. Learn how to interact with members of each generation in a way that suits their work ethic and communication style.

Budget Boot Camp!

This topic is designed to help uncover habits, attitudes and myths that help people to have more control over their finances and money choices. This hands-on topic creates engaging group discussion, one-on-one reviews of finances, and focuses on the impact of keeping a spending plan.

Burnout and Compassion Fatigue

We are all at risk of experiencing compassion fatigue from the very work we do and love. We are at risk when we are caring for our own loved ones as well. Everyone feels stress, everyday! While we can’t always eliminate all the pressures we face, we can be better prepared for the triggers and learn ways to manage our stress.

Buying Your First Home

Homeownership can be a daunting process, especially if it is a first home! This session will deliver on providing a gameplan on necessary steps required to navigate the process, understand the components involved with finding the right financing, credit scores and calculating tax and insurance requirements.

Caregiver Stress

This training discusses the emotional and physical investment of caregiving. Participants will consider ways of navigating attendant emotions of being the caregiver of a loved one, including depression, anxiety, grief, and loss. Caregivers face unique levels of stress and will learn how to care for the self while caring for others.

Change Management: Practical Ways to Address Obstacles

Change is an inevitable part of living. No matter where we go or what we do, we are faced with change. In the workplace, mergers, downsizing and reorganization are a fact of life while new technologies are speeding up the rate of change. By being informed, staying flexible, and exploring all possible options, we can gain more control of our lives and even discover new opportunities.

Change: Stages and Navigation

Change can be difficult, especially when unexpected. Many people struggle when change occurs and often have a difficult time feeling safe in their environment, as they are not sure what may happen next. Learn to adapt quickly and without stress during times of change.

Communicating with Tact

Have you ever “put your foot in your mouth” when communicating sensitive information or giving feedback? Have you ever wished you’d been more delicate in your delivery? If so, you’re not alone. This seminar explores ways to effectively communicate in a professional, positive, and respectful way. Obtain tips, tools, and guidance for dealing with push back. Review the best practices for delivering tough messages with tact and diplomacy.

Communication and Teamwork

Effective communication is necessary in creating a healthy team environment. Many of us have been part of a team that does not have great communication and understand how this can negatively impact the group. Learn to develop your communication skills to enhance your team environment.

Compassion Fatigue

As caregivers, the work of caring for others can take its toll. This session will frame up compassion satisfaction and describe symptoms of stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue. Learn more about identifying compassion fatigue and the individual and systemic practices that can prevent or decrease it.

Conflict Management

Conflict, in general, is difficult for most people to handle and conflict at work can be even more challenging. Develop conflict management skills that will improve difficult communication at work. Don’t let conflict get you!

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