Course schedule

Identify feelings, thoughts around bereavement, how to have conversations and offer support and signposting

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 who work in environments that require safe responses to escalating behaviours, but not restrictive or physical intervention techniques. It is recommended that staff attend CPI Verbal Intervention training every two years to refresh their knowledge and skills.  Please enrol on this training as you approach the two year anniversary of your last attendance on the course. 

Training to introduce and increase understanding of safeguarding adults.

Training to improve knowledge of medication administration in care settings.

To increase knowledge around supporting a trauma informed environment and those who may have experienced trauma.

Our four hour course is an introductory session to raise awareness of young people’s mental health. Learn how to have a supportive conversation and relate to young people's experiences

Introductory course to improve the knowledge and skills of carers to provide or support safe and effective mouth care for older adults.

Learn about Epilepsy in adults, the causes, different types of epilepsy and seizures. Understand the care management of seizure and how to administer buccal midazolam.

This course aims to raise awareness of what a stroke is and what action to take if you suspect someone is having a stroke.

Leadership and management training to improve meeting management skills including effective preparation.

Enhance your skills in working with adults who have experienced childhood trauma & abuse. Understand the role of trauma in mental health by looking at the evidence. Learn how to work through the fear in trauma.