ADHD in Children-A caregivers guide
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Courses
Anti-Ligature Care in Social Care Settings
Introduction This course is designed to equip social care staff with the knowledge and skills required to effectively manage and reduce ligature risks in care settings, particularly when supporting individuals with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The course will cover the principles of anti-ligature care, risk identification and assessment, strategies for prevention, and the
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Understanding and Supporting individuals with ADHD
Introduction This course is tailored for people working with individuals with neuro disabilities, with a focus on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The course provides a comprehensive understanding of ADHD, including its symptoms, impact on daily life, and effective strategies for support and management in a social care setting. Learning Outcomes Understand the characteristics and
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Paediatric First Aid (Theory)
Introduction Paediatric First Aid (Theory) is the perfect induction to first aid for paediatric casualties. By exploring the theory behind the practical procedures, you will develop a better understanding of how to support a paediatric casualty and gain awareness towards recognising common health issues and medical emergencies. Please note that in order to be eligible
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Dementia
Introduction A basic introduction to dementia. This course highlights the condition and the ways care staff can support someone as they journey through it. Learning Outcomes To recognise the early symptoms and screening opportunities. To understand how the condition impacts the individual and those around them. To identify ways to help including early intervention. To
Person-Centred Care
Introduction Supporting adults with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Physical needs or Elderly, regardless of who you are supporting, they should always be the centre of their care. Learning Outcomes Recognise why Person-centred care is important. To know the values underpinning person-centred care. Effectively obtain peoples wishes and needs in a holistic way. Recognise the barriers
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Food Safety & Hygiene
Introduction This course gives an introduction to the practices surrounding food management within Care settings. Suitable for anyone who is making a cup of tea, to preparing meals for others. Learning Outcomes To know the Laws and Regulations Understand the health implications and Allergies associated with food To know safe practices Recognise the process for
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Deprivation of Liberties
Introduction This course is important for anyone working with individuals who have mental impairment within care settings. We also discuss the changes that are coming into effect with Liberty Protection Safeguarding (LPS). Learning Outcomes To understand what is DoLS and the terminology surrounding it. To gain knowledge of who DoLS is relevant to ? To
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Oral Health
Introduction Oral Health e-learning course is essential for anyone supporting the health and wellbeing of others. According to the Care Quality Commission (CQC), quality of oral health amongst supported individuals is significantly below average, increasing risk of long-term health impacts such as pain and difficulty eating. This course will provide you with everything you need
Leadership – Styles (F2F)
Introduction This course aims to explore the dynamic relationship between leadership styles and personality types. Effective leadership is contingent upon understanding oneself and others, and how different personalities influence leadership approaches. Through this course, participants will gain insights into various leadership styles and learn how to leverage their own personality traits to lead effectively in
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