Courses in Harleston

...deliberate and unconscious abuse as practitioners we can support self advocacy for the users of our services terminology is constantly changing within...

...value play in well being and be able to have and facilitate fun. Suitable for anyone interested. For anyone interested. Why chose this course?...

...become qualified mentors in self esteem. This work is part of a programme of educational courses © to the Kairos Foundation...

...use a variety of methods for consultation with people with a sensory or physical impairment. identify what hasn't worked in the past and...

...or group advocacy examine fears, myths and stereotypes surrounding impairment and their affect on users of the service look at the ‘preferred sense’ and...

...Maximum of 12 participants due to the nature of the work. A group of 8 maximum if participants are service users.Exercises will range from lecture style input (small)...

...be confident in the 4 stages in Adult Safeguarding: alerting, referring, investigating and monitoring. clear as to the service's commitment to safeguarding vulnerable adults...

...adults within the. definitions of No secrets and local Policy and Procedures. relate this to the appropriate Standards or Framework and legislation which...

...accurate information regarding the Scheme will ensure proper compliance with its requirements and a common understanding of how it will safeguard vulnerable...

...prosecution some staff are understandably nervous about this responsibility and making a painful situation even worse this course balances procedural requirements...

...work with the vulnerable person to strengthen their identity. use a variety of communication techniques when there is communication impairment...

...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...

...staff basic awareness training in adult safeguarding but do the users of your service understand how to protect themselves? our increased expectation...