Courses in Harleston

...and emotional intelligence see our commonality together, whatever our intellectual abilities, as well as our unique differences Nature of training...

...Participants will be able to: understand the process of reminiscing and sharing memories. listen with purpose and sensitivity. challenge the context...

...different has a strong effect on self image and perception poor self esteem is often at the root of self injurious and self neglectful behaviours...

...find new innovative and reaffirming ways of engaging with users of the service. Suitable for anyone interested. For anyone interested. Why choose this training?...

...how to use language to best effect evaluate inclusion of people with impairments into wider society explore ways of counteracting exclusion have a deeper...

...their anger inappropriately in the past often resulting in loss of freedom, negative labelling and frightening consequences positive results ~ anger becomes...

...humanity and professionalism Time: 9.30 - 4.30 Please note that in exceptional circumstances this course can be delivered in half a day but will not...

...evaluate the impact on a team of allegations of abuse towards a team member reflect on their practice with reference to the Sensitive Authority model...

...and the operation of multi agency procedures be in posession of correct referral documentation Nature of training: Exercises will range from lecture style...

...Participants will be able to: identify when personal vulnerabilities are affecting communication. examine the personal and cultural normative values in existence...

...Suitable for users of the service and/or carers. For users of the service and/or carers. Why choose this course? many staff having done a basic awareness...

...set the experience of victim-hood within the context of personal beliefs understand the stages of grief and how these are affected by insecure and secure...

...they are scared or in danger. look at those situations they find most confusing and in which they are most vulnerable. explore how to respond differently...