This interactive training has been co-designed to develop the confidence, knowledge and skills of frontline staff to take a holistic and biopsychosocial-focused approach to assessment and care planning.
By the end of the session, participants will:
• understand how it looks and feels when assessments take psychological and social wellbeing into account
• understand the factors that impact on mental health, including an introduction to the biopsychosocial model.
• be more knowledgeable about models of care and the benefits to using them, including person-centred care and holistic care.
• understand the purpose of mental health assessments, what should be included in them and the responsibilities around completing them (considering all aspects of the biopsychosocial model and Care Act).
• have developed their communication skills during assessments and in developing a holistic care plan.
This webinar is designed for community sector organisations that want to better understand local need and inequality. It will introduce the latest English Indices of Deprivation and demonstrate how this powerful dataset can be used to identify areas of greatest disadvantage, strengthen funding bids, and support the planning and delivery...
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This qualification is typically delivered over one working day. It is designed for those working in lower risk workplaces, or higher risk workplaces with a lower number of staff and visitors.
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