Our Managing Challenging Behaviour training course will ensure that staff members are equipped with the ability to:
Our delivery of the Managing Challenging Behaviour training course is tailored to appropriately suit either the; child, adult, learning disability, or mental health setting and will be assessed on an organisational basis.
The Managing Challenging Behaviour course will ensure that you meet safeguarding requirements for the health, safety and wellbeing of your employees, patients, service users and visitors, whilst also ensuring that you meet the current legal requirements for health and social care practice and training.
We have successfully delivered our Managing Challenging Behaviour training course to statutory and private care providers, voluntary organisations and people working in the community throughout the UK.
The Managing Challenging Behaviour course lasts approximately 3-6 hours depending upon your local training needs analysis and your Challenging Behaviour risk assessment.
Our course aims to empower participants with the skills to use soft cuffs and handling belts, ensuring the safety, dignity, and well-being of individuals responsibly and compassionately in care while adhering to ethical and legal considerations.
Managing Aggressive and Challenging Behaviour programmes comprise of four separate qualifications intended to provide delegates with a comprehensive set of skills and knowledge to safely and effectively manage challenging behaviours and deliver appropriate in-house training on the subject.
This PMVA training course, Promoting Safer and Therapeutic Services is intended to be an introductory level course suitable for anyone working in Mental Health or Learning Disability Settings and is delivered over two days.
Physical restraint training and physical intervention training programmes are designed to reduce the associated risks of intervention and restraint, enhancing the safety of all those concerned.
