Values Training

If we are faced with a person whose behaviour is such that they are likely to cause injury to themselves or others. Where, despite your best efforts to avoid the confrontation escalating, it has deteriorated into persistent challenging behaviour or a physical attack, it may be necessary for staff to use physical intervention skills. The course covers practical and physical training for de-escalating incidences when lone working as well as covering Health and safety- risk assessments and reporting.

This course provides learners knowledge and understanding of CSE starting with self-assessment of current knowledge. During the course we will look at and discuss young people’s perspectives. Discuss perceptions and misconceptions of victims and offenders. The course will highlight risk indictors and focus on vulnerabilities and how this can cause barriers between support workers and victims of CSE. Learners will look at grooming and gain awareness of statistics surrounding victims and offenders. We will look at expanding dialogue on CSE as well as understand how trauma can affect young people and repercussions of continued trauma. The final part of the course will look at the professional response to disclosures, understand how to create effective support building on victims’ resilience skills and understanding of protocols for missing from home and record keeping.