Safety Intervention Foundation - Refresher (Adult Residential) - Learning and Development courses
| Course Title | Safety Intervention Foundation - Refresher (Adult Residential) |
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| Course Information |
This course is a refresher of the original course:
This involves: Learning how to recognise escalating behaviours using the CPI Crisis Development ModelSM and how this can be used to identify appropriate responses Understanding how the integrated experience and the behaviour of one person impacts the behaviour of others Identifying causes of behaviour and how outcomes can be positively impacted Recognising the need to maintain professionalism through Rational Detachment in the face of escalating behaviours Discovering how communication skills are important for building, strengthening, and maintaining rapport with the person in crisis. Practising said communication skills at different levels of the Crisis Development ModelSM including listening with empathy and non-verbal, verbal, and paraverbal skills Recognising and responding to Defensive Behaviours using the Verbal Escalation ContinuumSM while identifying steps to prepare for a difficult conversation Physical intervention and positive handling CPI's, physical intervention and positive handling strategies are designed to maximise safety and minimise harm and involve an examination of environmental factors alongside the use of the Decision-Making MatrixSM to assess risk behaviour. They are intended to be used as a last resort only. Disengagement skills are introduced for low, medium, and high-risk situation (such as grabbing clothing, grabbing hair and bites). Prior to learning Restrictive Interventions, key legal and professional considerations are explored. Holding Skills are taught with the following approach Identify touch zones that are permissible to contact during physical holding Identify potential risks that can arise from the use of physical holding and strategies for minimising risks Describe the Principles of Holding Demonstrate and practise holding and positive handling skills as a team approach to avoid injury to both staff and service users who engage in risk behaviours that compromise safety. These cover seated situations, standing, team interventions, and transitions from one area or room to another Demonstrate the application of the physiological principles to a range of risk behaviours that build on the previously learned non-verbal, verbal, and paraverbal responses Throughout, the message that holding skills are to be used only as a last resort is emphasised and reinforced |
| Course length | 1 day |
| Learning pathway |
Before enrolling onto this course, Safety Intervention Foundation Course must have been attended first. |
| Dates |
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| Venue |
Brunswick House Strand Close Hull HU2 9DB |
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| How to apply |
Hull City Council StaffLog onto Workday to access this course External to Hull City CouncilComplete the online application form (opens in a new window). Are you already registered? Click here Workday hull - Sign in to Workday |