Courses in Harleston

...meanings and be able to express themselves meaningfully when speaking to, or about, people with learning difficulties. relate their practice to non-oppression...

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

...into the nature of self esteem. differentiate between being driven and having drive. see value in the experiences given by life. access their most profound...

...Have the confidence to challenge with assertiveness not aggression. look at and identify the emotional states which help or hinder inclusion...

...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)...

...practices and not realise that they are abusing and neglecting vulnerable users of the service staff can have accepted 'strange' behaviour from members of a person's family...

...recognise abuse ~ categories, signs, risk factors ~ of vulnerable adults within the definitions of No secrets and local Policy and Procedures relate...

...should be taken regarding members of staff who have been dismissed due to harming vulnerable adults before the introduction of the Scheme support staff...

...they have had experience and training in this area it will be very easy for the wrong kind of investigation to contaminate evidence and prevent a successful...

...Adult Safeguarding to the users of their service this is suitable for staff who do not need the legislative knowledge from Advanced Skills but do...

...for all workers concerned and will sometimes trigger a stress induced response in staff resulting in a loss of professional confidence and a need for...

...when being threatened or coerced. practice speaking out and saying No i.e. self advocating. know who to go to for help and when. better protect themselves from abuse...