Fatigue Course

THE HELP YOU NEED – WHEN YOU NEED IT!

By following this short video-based course you will:

Understand how tiredness affects your driving and performance

Learn how to get better sleep

Learn some techniques to keep you alert

Understand how you can change your diet to reduce fatigue

Learn some simple exercises to improve alertness

Gain the skills you need to manage fatigue, sleep well and stay alert



The Sound Doctor has many endorsements and evaluations which show our content changes behaviours and improves outcomes.

 

What our clients say

<p><em>&ldquo;The whole thing has a very positive and upbeat feel to it, which is just what is needed. I think it is an excellent resource.&rdquo;</em></p> <p><strong>Simon O&rsquo;Neill </strong><br /> Director of Health Intelligence, Diabetes UK</p>

“The whole thing has a very positive and upbeat feel to it, which is just what is needed. I think it is an excellent resource.”

Simon O’Neill
Director of Health Intelligence, Diabetes UK

<p><em>&quot;Like many of the best uses of technology, the Sound Doctor is both simple and effective. It gives patients easy access to practical information so they can better understand and manage their own health conditions.&quot;</em></p> <p><strong>Professor Mike Morgan</strong><br /> Respiratory National Clinical Director | Vice-President, British Lung Foundation</p>

"Like many of the best uses of technology, the Sound Doctor is both simple and effective. It gives patients easy access to practical information so they can better understand and manage their own health conditions."

Professor Mike Morgan
Respiratory National Clinical Director | Vice-President, British Lung Foundation

<p><em>&ldquo;Improving the care of people with dementia and providing support for their carers is a national priority. Providing information about dementia in an accessible form is a key component for this.&rdquo;</em></p> <p><strong>Professor Alistair Burns</strong><br> National Clinical Director for Dementia</p>

“Improving the care of people with dementia and providing support for their carers is a national priority. Providing information about dementia in an accessible form is a key component for this.”

Professor Alistair Burns
National Clinical Director for Dementia

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