Course schedule

Training to provide a greater understanding of child sexual abuse.

Training will help you to assess and understand the risk to victims of domestic abuse and in getting support in place.

Learn the skills and knowledge needed to identify someone who may be thinking about suicide and competently intervene to help create suicide-safety as a first aid approach. Learn and practice suicide intervention skills that can be applied in any professional or personal setting.

Leadership and management training to introduce managers to the principles of effective assertiveness and influencing skills.

Training to increase understanding of hate crime, understand how to report and what support is available.

Increase understanding of coercive control and how to adopt a trauma informed approach.

This one-day training course is designed to equip health and social care staff with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide high-quality and person-centred care for adults with learning disabilities and autism.

This course is recommended for staff who work in environments that require safe responses to escalating behaviours, but not restrictive or physical intervention techniques. Participants will learn how to respond to crisis situations with a focus on prevention, using verbal de-escalation skills and strategies where restraint is inappropriate.

This course is recommended for staff working in health and social care who need to prevent and/or intervene in crisis situations and whose Training Needs Analysis has established that they require advanced level disengagement and holding skills.

Training to provide an understanding of young people using substances, exploring addiction and potential risks that can be associated with substance use.

Improve responses to the needs of adults with swallowing difficulties. Looking at signs, symptoms and problems caused by Dysphagia. Exploring the IDDSI levels.

Training to introduce and increase understanding of safeguarding and protecting children.