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Below are brief details of the most popular workshops provided last year, if you wish to discuss in more detail a specific workshop or to see the full outlines please contact the office mailto:office@challenge-consultancy.co.uk

Awareness and Management of Stress

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To give participants an opportunity explore stress
To enable participants to identify where stress comes from and how it affects people
Explore personal and organisational responsibilities in supporting staff

Understanding the Importance of the Safe Administration of Medication

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For participants to understand the processes involved in administering medication including the legal implications of record keeping and personal accountability.

An Introduction to Dementia in People who have Learning Disabilities

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To enable participants to have a greater understanding of dementia and how it manifests itself in people who have learnign disabilities
How to manage behaviours associated with it

Mental Health Issues for People who have Learning Disabilities

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To give participants an opportunity explore mental ill-health for people who have learning disabilities.
To enable participants to empower themselves and the people they support within the framework of mental health assessment processes.
Explore the importance of staff support

Approaches to Supporting People who have Learning Disabilities who may challenge

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To enable staff to understand the process of communication through behaviour
Provide strategies in order to support people positively, including a review of current range of tools for assessing behaviour which may challenge
To understand the importance of staff support and their own responsibilities within the work context

An Introduction to Using Intensive Interaction as a means of Engaging with People who have Learning Disabilities

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To introduce participants to the processes involved in successful engagement with people using Intensive Interaction

Supporting People who have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (O.C.D)

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This course will give participants a thorough grounding in a whole range of issues in supporting people who have O.C.D

Supporting People with Acute & Enduring Mental Ill-Health

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To give participants an opportunity explore mental ill-health and understand the factors behind it
To enable participants to empower themselves and the people they support within the framework of mental health assessment processes.
Explore the importance of staff support

Supporting People who have Learning Disabilities and Complex Needs

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To consider the different areas of knowledge necessary, when supporting people who have complex needs e.g. intimate and personal care, communication and relationships

An Introduction to Supporting Individuals who have Schizophrenia

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Be able to identify contrasting perspectives on Schizophrenia, both medical and social
Have some understanding of the experience of people with Schizophrenia
Be able to identify when intervention may be required
Be aware of sign of recovery and progress
Have an opportunity to consider some practical support strategies to support service users

An Introduction to Autism

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To consider what Autism is and is not
To reflect on personal difficulties of supporting someone with the diagnosis.
To start to develop ways of reviewing our own practice to alleviate some of these difficulties.

An Introduction to the Recovery Model

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To give participants an opportunity to explore the concept of recovery alongside more traditional models of support within mental health services.