<< Back to Course Overview Course Details The Family Model is a systemic, evidence-based approach for supporting families experiencing adversity, mental health challenges, and addiction. Developed by Dr Adrian Falkov, it provides staff with practical tools to facilitate collaborative, family-focused care and support plans. The training explores the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), trauma, and attachment, and highlights
<< Back to Course Overview Course Details Our 3-day Harm Reduction training is for all staff working within Salvation Army services and aims to equip our teams with a set of knowledge, skills, and strategies to engage effectively with people we support. We aim to increase understanding of how Harm Reduction can be applied to reduce
<< Back to Course Overview Course Details Cultural Competence is about our will and actions to build understanding between people, to be respectful and open to different cultural perspectives, strengthen cultural security and work towards equality in opportunity. When we use the term culture in this context, ‘culture’ extends to include other variables such as faith/religion, sexual
<< Back to Course Overview Course Details This course develops our understanding of a trauma informed approach and maps it to our organisational direction of travel. The course covers the key principles of a Trauma Informed approach and how it relates to the work of housing and health. It also covers the impact of Vicarious trauma, also known as
<< Back to Course Overview Course Details At some point in everyone’s life, emotions can very quickly escalate, and this is particularly true in the work we undertake and especially in times of feeling overwhelmed and during times of crisis. Emotion regulation is the ability to regulate one’s own emotional state. It may involve practice
<< Back to Course Overview Pastoral Supervision Course Details Pastoral Supervision is a relationship between two disciples (supervisor and supervisee) who meet to consider the ministry of the supervisee in an intentional and disciplined way. It allows the person being supervised to give an account of their work, to explore their responses, review their aims
<< Back to Course Overview First Aid at Work Course Content The 3 day First Aid at Work (FAW) course is designed to provide first aiders with a deeper knowledge and skill set to respond effectively to emergencies in the workplace. It encompasses a range of essential first aid skills that are suitable for larger
<< Back to Course Overview Emergency First Aid at Work Course Content This course is designed for people who want to receive training in emergency first aid. It is especially suited for nominated first aiders in smaller, low risk working environments. The course covers first aid protocols for adult casualties only. What does the course
<< Back to Course Overview Working with Complex Mental Health Needs Course Content This course addresses how best to support clients with complex needs, including “dual diagnosis”; i.e., comorbidity of diagnosed and un-diagnosed mental health needs and substance issues. Delegates will have an opportunity to: Examine and reflect on their own engagement with people who
<< Back to Course Overview Welcome Event Course Details The ‘Welcome Event’ is an essential session for all New Starters with the organisation. This online course provides opportunity to build networks with other staff, whilst learning about the mission and values of The Salvation Army. Session Outcomes: A chance to meet, say hello, and be
