18
Mar
This is an introduction session to stress, stressors and the management of stress in our daily home and working lives. The session will explore factors of vulnerability and self regulation, and will give the attendees an overview of the benefits of stress reduction and relaxation techniques as well as building knowledge for the future benefit of personal and colleagues mental health.
18
Mar
This Strength Based training has been designed to enable people to consider the individual being supported by service with regard to their independence, resilience and ability to make choices in order to improve their wellbeing and the collaboration required to do so. This collaboration draws on the persons strengths and assets.
18
Mar
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.
03
Jul
Body dysmorphic disorder, or body dysmorphia, is a mental health condition where individuals spend a lot of time worrying about their appearance.
The exact cause of body dysmorphic disorder is unclear. It’s been linked to genes, chemical changes in the brain and traumatic past experiences.
13
Feb
Therapeutic Observations are used within hospital and residential settings where service users will be observed on a regular basis. This may be frequent checks through the day and night or increased observations which can include 1:1. Observations are a therapeutic intervention aimed at reducing factors which contribute to increased risk and promoting recovery. It should focus on engaging the person therapeutically and enabling them to address their difficulties constructively.
13
Feb
This hoarding training has been developed to up skill and inform staff who may be or are supporting an individual who has hoarding disorder. Hoarding training is delivered by a mental health professional.
Delegates will learn about some of the challenges and stigmas faced when working with people affected by the disorder and have more of an awareness of hoarding.
23
Oct
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
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
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.
04
Apr
This Psychological First Aid two-day course provides an introduction to Psychological First Aid (PFA) using a trauma-informed approach. The course explores the effects of stress and trauma on the brain and body, and equips learners with practical strategies to support people in distress. This is especially important for key workers who are working on the front line in order to keep all of us safe. Our Psychological First Aid training is now being delivered via live webinar sessions to NHS Trusts and a large number of organisations across the United Kingdom.