Everything you need to know about developing and delivering a PIE approach

This course will support you to understand the relationship between multiple complex needs and trauma.

Sponsored by the Mayor of London’s Rough Sleeping Innovation Fund

Strengths-based approaches to working with issues of trauma and power

Understanding and meeting the needs of women experiencing multiple disadvantage

Skills for frontline staff working with those who pose a risk to self and others.

Managing boundaries and service user disclosure

This fundamental course aims to support all frontline staff in understanding their responsibilities regarding Safeguarding Adult procedures

Recognising and working with different mental health presentations and functional difficulties.

How to use attachment theory to enhance service design, build relationships and transform the functioning of those we support.

Re-formulating ‘challenging behaviour’ and behaviour change through praise and reward.

For those who supervise, learn about the importance of good supervision and its role in improving practice, enhancing development and protecting against burnout

Learn a highly effective approach for interactions with service users, that can also be adopted as a coherent psychological framework

Understanding the processes of burnout, vicarious trauma and building staff resilience.

Learn to develop personalised approaches that intervene effectively to support service users