Able continues to run training courses throughout lockdown. Call: 01476 979183 Email: [email protected]
Courses are suitable for social workers, foster care, schools, children's homes and other groups and organisations that support children. We offer a range of courses for those working with children, ranging from first aid to physical intervention, health and safety and managing challenging behaviour. We are continually adding new courses and have a team of specialists including child psychologists, counsellors, social workers and nurses that can tailor courses to meet your training needs.
Are you an individual? Head to our individuals section for more information.
Able Training, specialists in managing aggression and violence and all workplace training for social care, health, education and the commercial sector
This course outlines what ADHD is, how to recognise it and how to support an individual who displays it for both adults and children.
A specialist course for first aiders, carers, parents and teachers, based on The Anaphylaxis Campaign’s Allergy Wise programme which is RCN-accredited.
This 4 hour training session is a proactive step to demonstrating the commitment of a workplace towards their Prevent duty.
An introductory training course that outlines a basic understanding of what attachment is, and how it may impact on the relationships and behaviour of children within a care setting environment.
This course explores attachment theory and attachment patterns that are established early in life with a focus how on the attachment process can affect individual development.
Call 01476 979183 to talk to a training advisor who can help with your training needs.
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