
ADHD Awareness Course
Our ADHD Awareness Course helps you understand attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) including ADHD symptoms, how to recognise it and how to support an individual who displays ADHD for both adults and children.
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Our ADHD Awareness Course helps you understand attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) including ADHD symptoms, how to recognise it and how to support an individual who displays ADHD for both adults and children.
Our Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Awareness course enables attendees to identify the signs and symptoms of the 3 types of ADHD, be able to understand the causes of ADHD and what treatments can be used.
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 helps delegates to understand autism and Asperger’s syndrome and how to help support individuals with these conditions. It explores challenging behaviour within autism and autism behaviour management strategies.
This course explores the key skills used in counselling that are also invaluable to any person in a helping relationship.
Our Child Sexual Exploitation course enables attendees to identify the signs and indicators of CSE, identify different grooming models and the process of grooming, provide appropriate support, understanding and protection for those experiencing CSE.
Our Child Trafficking and Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People course enables attendees to identify signs, recognise the reasons someone may be trafficked.
Our CBT course enables attendees to understand the types of cognitive distortions, recognise how anxiety and depression disorders relate to CBT.
In our Delirium Awareness Course we look at the signs and symptoms of delirium and how they may be difficult to spot in a person living with dementia.
Our Dementia Awareness Training enables attendees to better understand dementia and to build relationships with and offer practical support to those with dementia.
Our Dignity in Care course enables attendees to understand what the difference is between dignified care and undignified care and understand how to use empathy in the correct situations.
This course explores the pitfalls of communication and teaches key skills to improve abilities.
With an estimated, 450 million people worldwide suffering from a mental health problem, around a quarter of British adults will experience some form of mental health problem each year. Mental health presents one of the greatest challenges in our society. While many elements of mental health are still not understood, having a good knowledge of the information that is available will help you develop your understanding of the people you support is essential in the care sector.
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