Well and Able: Self-care and Boundaries in the caring industry

This one-day workshop helps care staff respond safely and calmly to complex client situations, with tools for de-escalation, boundaries and self-care.
Duration: Eight 90min sessions conducted weekly
Available: 1:1, Face to Face, Online, Group
Pricing: $287

About this course

Is your workforce in any of the following industries?

Disability support
In home care
Nursing
Employment services

Or does your workforce routinely do the following?

Home or community visits
Handle complaints
Work with distressed, vulnerable, or volatile clients

Without appropriate training your team are at risk and so is your organisation.

LESSON De-escalation training is a 1-day workshop which addresses this significant
workplace risk by teaching your staff to approach, assess, and assist in difficult situations
with complex, challenging, or aggressive clients.

Your staff will leave the 1-day workshop with a toolbox of strategies they can confidently
apply to protect themselves, colleagues and clients and ensure both physical and
psychological safety is a priority in your organisation.

A accredited course
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