The Be REAL training equips healthcare workers, community health workers, and public health staff with the tools to engage meaningfully with people on vaccine decision-making and beyond.
This half-day program emphasizes the power of relationships over transactions, helping attendees build trust and confidence in every conversation. It’s not about simply delivering information—it’s about creating connections that guide people toward decisions that are right for them.
We’re here to put a framework around the instincts healthcare workers already use every day.
Attendees will build confidence in engaging with people about their health decisions about vaccines and beyond. They will learn how to show up as a wise, collaborative partner.
This isn’t about “shots in arms” — It’s about fostering connections. People feel seen and heard when we prioritize relationships over transactions.
Understand how to guide people through a fully considered decision, supporting them in making choices that are right for them.
This framework is translatable to any health direction or topic
Attendees will walk away knowing that they have the skills to engage meaningfully with others.
They will feel secure in their ability to build partnerships and have wise conversations about important health decisions.
This training will help attendees feel comfortable using the skills they gain in any setting
This training legitimizes the role of relationships in healthcare decision-making and gives attendees the tools to create meaningful interactions that go beyond transactional exchanges.
This training will be customized for your team, including tabletop exercises and scenarios, to ensure it is completely relevant to participants.
Join us in transforming the way we engage with people. Interested in bringing this training to your team? Contact us.
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