18
Mar

0
Self Harm Awareness For Young People

Self Harm Awareness For Young People

Self Harm Awareness For Young People training is essential for anyone who supports vulnerable young people who are at risk of attempting suicide or self-harm by a number of means. This course gives you skills and knowledge to recognise self harm and ligature injuries.

12
Mar

0
Down’s Syndrome Awareness

Down’s Syndrome Awareness

This Down’s Syndrome Awareness training aims to build learners awareness and understanding of Down’s Syndrome. The course will assist learners in understanding what it means to have a Down’s Syndrome and help guide them on ways of supporting individuals in their care.

Training is delivered to groups of up to 15 learners.

23
Oct

0
Challenging Behaviour Training & Breakaway Techniques

Challenging Behaviour Training & Breakaway Techniques

Our Challenging Behaviour Awareness and Breakaway Techniques training is designed to give health and social care staff a deeper understanding of Challenging Behaviour (often referred to as behaviours that challenge), how to assess the level of threat, and determine the appropriate level of response. The course emphasises using the minimum degree of force necessary to break away while ensuring the safety of both staff and service users.

08
Jul

0

Defensible Documentation Training

Defensible documentation training is delivered by live interactive webinar and onsite to groups of up to fifteen delegates. It is designed to give attendees a better understanding of the principles of good communication and record keeping. Effective communication skills are essential when working in the healthcare sector.  The CQC look to this as a key indicator of a good practice.

10
Apr

0
Conflict Management Training

Conflict Management Training

This Conflict Management training is essential as work related violence is a growing concern in most client facing roles. Workplace violence is defined as any incident where a person is abused, threatened or assaulted in circumstances related to their work. 

30
Jan

0
Intimate Personal Care Training

Intimate Personal Care Training

An increasing number of children and young people with disabilities and medical needs are being included in mainstream, private, voluntary and independent sector settings. A significant number require assistance with intimate personal care, especially toileting.

Training is delivered to groups of up to 15 learners.

21
Dec

0

Learning Disability Training

This learning disability training course aims to build learners awareness and understanding of learning disabilities.  The course will assist learners in understanding what it means to have a learning disability and help guide them on ways of supporting individual with learning disabilities

03
Sep

0
Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (MCA & DOLS)

Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (MCA & DOLS)

This Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (MCA & DOLS) course provides a background into the Mental Capacity Act and its relationship to DOLS.

The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) came into force in 2005 and was the then followed by The Deprivation of Liberties Safeguards (DOLS in 2009). 

14
Aug

0
Professional Boundaries Training

Professional Boundaries Training

Professional boundaries are an important part of any healthcare, social care and care setting. These boundaries help define boundaries that contribute to the development of effective and respectful relationships in the workplace. If professional boundaries are not clearly defined, there can be a great deal of confusion about roles and responsibilities, which can lead to conflicts, audit issues and operational problems.

12
Sep

0
Prader Willi Syndrome Awareness

Prader Willi Syndrome Awareness

This Prader Willi Syndrome Awareness training can be delivered onsite for groups of up to 15 learners. The course will enable learners to have a better understanding of the condition and in order to support anyone who have a diagnosis of, or present as if they might have the Syndrome.

It is estimated that one in 12,000 to 15,000 people has Prader Willi Syndrome.  Although it is considered a “rare” disorder, Prader Willi Syndrome is one of the most common conditions seen in genetic clinics and is the most common genetic cause of obesity that has been identified to date.

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