Diabetes Management Workshop

WELCOME

If you have type 2 diabetes, you’re not alone. More than 100 million American adults are currently living with diabetes or prediabetes.

This common disease comes with the risk of serious health problems—like heart disease, blindness, and damage to your nerves, feet, kidneys, as well as Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss and related dementias. But there’s a lot you can do to manage your diabetes and help prevent these problems. And we can help.

HOW WE’LL HELP YOU

This workshop meets for 2.5 hours, one day each week for a total of 6 weeks.

Our small-group workshops are led by specially-trained professionals. Vermonters who’ve completed the program say they’ve seen big improvements—like eating better, feeling less depressed, and having a better relationship with their health care team.

Your workshop leaders and fellow participants will guide and support you to:

  • Solve problems and create plans for action
  • Make healthier eating choices
  • Get more physical activity into your daily life
  • Better monitor your blood sugar levels
  • Prepare for how to safely monitor and manage your diabetes during times of illness
  • Find ways to manage your stress
  • Be an active partner in working with your health care team

Our workshops are free of cost for all participants. That’s because we’re committed to making sure all Vermonters have access to expert advice and proven strategies to take control of their health.

THIS WORKSHOP MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU

If you’ve been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Apr 12
Diabetes Management

Online Diabetes Management @ Hosted by North Country Hospital in Partnership with Northeastern Vermont Regional Hosptial, Available Statewide

  • Apr. 12, 2024 
  • to May. 31, 2024
  •  on Fridays 
  • 10:00 am 
  • - 12:30 pm

WORKSHOP FACTS

Nearly half (45%) of Vermont adults with type 2 diabetes have taken a course or class on managing their diabetes.

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People who complete the program say they see big improvements, like eating better, feeling less depressed, and having a better relationship with their doctors.

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At least one of the trained workshop leaders in the state has type 2 diabetes.

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1.1 million people with diabetes in the U.S. participated in a diabetes self-management program in 2016.

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“We learn from each other and we learn to help each other. Now I feel like I have support in the community and I have a group of people I can count on.”

– Jeanette

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