Other Social Care courses

...The organisation and the role of the worker - Safety at work - Effective communication - Recognition and response to abuse and neglect - Development...

...External and internal influnces on behaviour, assessing behaviour, teaching replacement skills, supportign staff and reducing stress... this is just a sample of what is covered...

...Laundry and linen Clinical waste Communicable diseases Contact us for venue information. This course is open to anyone and is being in Manchester on the 15/12/2010...

...MR MICHAEL MANDLESTAM MSc DipLib One day workshop This course explores disabled people's rights (in private, council or housing association accommodation)...

...This includes, but is not limited to: Professional and non professionally affiliated mental health workers working in: 1. Community mental health teams...

...12+19 October 2010. By the end of the course delegates should be able to gain a different awareness of Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) through pragmatic information...

...(the difference) · Three levels of medication training · Common side effects to medication · Safe disposal of medication & infection controls · The legislation...

...completion of this course will enable candidate to: To gain an overview of the causes, management and prevention of challenging behaviour. Understand verbal...

...Suitable for: Carers and Nurses Carers and Nurses Course review: Fully accredited by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Aims - To provide carers and nurses...

...How might substance misuse impact on my client work and how should it best be managed? Course Outline: 9.15 Registration and refreshment 10.00 Opening Session...

...or join our open courses in Sussex & London. Based on a class size of 10 our standard rate for this course is £20 per person. We provide a range of sessions...

...behaviour support approaches into their work. This approach focuses on behavioural change, not reduction and improving the quality of people’s lives...

...delegates with an understanding of what Independent Advocacy is, and how to use the values and principles which underpin good practice. It gives an introduction...

...processes and assessing the function of behaviour The meaning of the term ‘challenging behaviour' The factors that influence behaviour Positive behaviour...

...power and authority and their effects on workers, service users and others; skills in relationship building: engaging and sustaining relationships with service users... Learn about: Management of Risk, IT Law, Social Policy...

...Master’s-level social workers are in high demand nationwide, with employee demand consistently outpacing the number of trained workers in fields such as health care... Learn about: Rural Social Work, Social Work, Mental Health...

...is a flexible programme designed to enable you to 'top up' a Level 5 qualification to a degree, through a number of different pathways. Course Modules... Learn about: Health Care, Career Development, Care Education...

...to Social Policy Criminological Theory I Crime and Society Social Problems and Social Policy: Social Science in Action Part I Social Problems and Social Policy... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Social Sciences, Social Work or Primary Education but who currently lack the necessary qualifications. Course Content: English History Psychology Maths...

...This course acts as an introduction to health and social care work but is primarily aimed at people who wish to eventually gain entry to Higher Education...