- Home Page
- Who is Paragon Skills?
- Why Choose Us
- NVQ Portfolio
- Business and Administration
- Care
- Health and Social Care NVQ
- Health and Social Care NVQ - Adults
- Health and Social Care NVQ - Children and Young People
- Health and Social Care NVQ - Adults Level 4
- Health and Social Care NVQ - Children and Young People Level 4
- Registered Managers NVQ - Adults
- Managers in Residential Childcare NVQ
- Certificate in Health & Social Care
- Certificate in Health & Social Care
- Makaton Foundation MVDP Stages 1- 4
- Makaton Parents and Carers - Beginners Workshop
- Makaton Enhancement MVDP Stages 5 - 8
- Dementia Awareness
- Managing and Safe Handling of Medicines
- Infection Control
- Common Induction Standards
- Common Foundation Standards
- Abuse Awareness
- Abuse Awareness with Clients who have Learning Disabilities
- Client & Patient Handling
- CPR & Automated External Defibrillation
- Emergency First Aid (Appointed Person First Aid)
- First Aid Refresher (ASET)
- CIEH Foundation Certificate in Food Hygiene
- Death, Dying & Bereavement
- Fire Safety Training
- CIEH Foundation Certificate in Health & Safety in the Workplace
- Learning Disability Awards Framework (LDAF) Induction Training
- Managing Challenging Behaviour
- Moving and Handling
- Principles of Care
- Self-Awareness Course
- Customer Service
- Distribution and Warehousing
- Engineering
- Hairdressing and Barbering
- Barbering
- Hospitality and Catering
- Marine
- Motor
- Retail
- Specialist Courses
- Resettlement courses
- Funding
- Latest News
- Return to Work
- Contact Us
Managing Challenging Behaviour
This course takes a practical approach to differing levels of challenging behaviour and participants are empowered to develop their own strategies for managing the situations within their establishments. Participants also enjoy the opportunity to learn more about managing threatening situations while achieving a minimal breakdown in trust between staff and clients.
Who will benefit:
Anyone working within residential care homes, nursing homes or domiciliary care/nursing agencies that need a knowledge and understanding of how to deal with challenging or threatening behaviour.
Entry requirements:
None.
Course Aims:
To ensure best practice within the workplace and to be aware of current legislation surrounding these issues, the roles and responsibilites of the carer and to understand and appreciate the difference between behaviour management and behaviour change.
Progression:
None
Duration:
1 day
Courses are subject to minimum number participation. Bespoke training is available in all courses subject to agreement
Booking Information:
Start dates as required
Case Study
Henry Johnson at Weymouth Skate Park
Henry Johnson is one of three managers at Weymouth Skate Park ‘The Front’. He was promoted to management level aged just 21 upon the completion of his Customer Service Apprenticeship.
Read More