This  is specialist training for care providers who require an introduction to positive behaviour support. Adaptable to all care settings, yet relevant to the core principles of PBS, this one day course will cover the key points of PBS and will provide much needed confidence in dealing  in a constructive way with difficult behaviour specific to your setting. The training teaches staff how to be safe in difficult situations yet protect the dignity in a person centred way of the individual they are supporting.

This half day training workshop is designed specifically for managers/ advocates or social care workers who are involved in  assessing individuals and have to tell them they are not eligible for services or that they are having their services reduced or even taken away.  The training will empower staff to ensure they can deliver this news  in a way that minimises the distress and agitation that themselves, individuals and their families may feel and react.      

The purpose of this training is to provide support  and training  in challenging behaviour to staff who are working with service users suffering from mental health disorders. The afternoon session will concentrate on providing more information for learners about promoting positive approaches in mental health by understanding the disorders.

The course is designed to provide learners with the knowledge, understanding and skills required to promote positive behaviour and respond appropriately to incidences of challenging behaviour when managing dementia care.

A introductory course for workers in residential or community settings to explore and develop an understanding of legal and ethical issues and how it may manifest itself within the client /carer relationship.

The course is designed to provide learners with the knowledge, understanding and skills required to promote positive behaviour and respond appropriately to incidences of challenging behaviour.