This course includes practical assignments and will promote a reflective model for supervision, forming a structure for exploring how the management of safeguarding issues can be woven into the supervision process and therefore be addressed as appropriate.
New Online Workshop To Support DSLs and Deputies Through This Ongoing Crisis
New online workshop to help DSLs and Deputies handle the fallout of the COVID crisis.
Noticing and responding to sexually harmful behaviours in children
School staff have growing concerns when it comes to responding to a range of sexualised behaviours in children. With this course, you’ll learn how to identify and respond to them.
Responding to Allegations against Professionals who hold positions of trust
There are daily press features on the investigation of historic abuse across foster and children’s homes, schools, faith organisations, nurseries, youth clubs and beyond. For those who were abused it’s not historic; for them, it’s very current. Learn how to respond to allegations.
Understanding the dynamics of child sexual abuse
This 1-day course helps Practitioners and Managers to consider and recognise the possibility that children in their care may be being sexually abused. We will sensitively dispel some of the myths surrounding child sexual abuse.
Understanding the Importance of Attachment
Understand how primary attachment relationships can assist us, as professional practitioners, to recognise those children who may need our help and the ways in which we can be most effective.
Understanding Online Safety (E-Safety) for Practitioners
A one-day workshop to discuss, explore and devise practical approaches for Practitioners to work in partnership to keep young people safe online.
Ethics and Empathy: Translating the theories of ‘Family Work’ into everyday practice
This is a four-day course exploring the range of necessary knowledge, skills and characteristics needed to recognise and respond to vulnerability and the need for early support, for families with children up to 11 years of age.
Stepping Up and Getting Clear: Safeguarding Children and their Families for Designated Lead Persons
Designed as a comprehensive approach to addressing the Designated Lead Person role; towards children and their families; towards their full Practitioner Team and in working effectively as a part of a multi-disciplinary web of services.
Developing Professional Confidence in Working with Culturally Diverse Families
This two-day course has been designed to help Practitioners in adopting a well-informed approach to working with a diverse community of children and families, in terms of ethnicity, culture, religion and language.
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