Behaviour that Challenges
This course is aimed at staff of social care settings caring for services users who have learning difficulties and mental health issues. Participants will be able to learn skills in how to promote positive behaviour which will include using least restrictive options which reduce the risk of injury when managing an individual who is challenging. Participants will learn skills concerning de-escalation and in the use of proactive and reactive strategies in managing behaviour. They will learn how to recognise triggers as well as the factors that affect behaviour within a social care setting and respond appropriately to incidents of challenging behaviour.
Benefits
Achieve a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification
Improve your knowledge and understanding of behaviour that challenges in a social care setting
Understand how to contribute towards an outstanding grade 1 for CQC inspections in this area of practice
Understand how this qualification is able to further your professional development and provide opportunities
Learn through a variety of delivery models best suited to you and your circumstances
What you will learn
- Unit 1 - Understand how to manage a situation when an individual is acting in a challenging manner
- Unit 2 - Understand how to prepare to manage an incident of behaviour that challenges
- Unit 3 - Understand how to recognise that an individual's behaviour has the potential to intensify
- Unit 4 - Understand legislation and support relevant to behaviour that challenges
- Unit 5 - Understand own role in providing support following an incident of challenging behaviour