Team training courses

This course is designed to equip teams working in homelessness and supported housing with the skills and knowledge to effectively support individuals who struggle with alcohol-related issues.

Develop your understanding of what is available to prevent and tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) including how to empower clients to manage their behaviour and acquire skills for social living.

This course will show you how to assess and plan an exemplary level of support for the people you support.

This course will explore the different kinds of autism in this spectrum, and the behaviours and complexities that can be encountered. It will also emphasise the person-centred and strength-based approach to working with people with autism.

A practical and inspiring approach to wellbeing, focusing on safeguarding our time and establishing boundaries, so that we can effectively prioritise, set goals and manage our professional and personal balance.

A well-managed change can have a significant impact upon organisational performance by promoting a culture in which people feel engaged, included and valued. This training equips delegates to navigate and lead change effectively, engaging and supporting staff authentically.

This course offers delegates the chance to enhance their existing communication and influencing abilities, empowering them to more effectively motivate their teams and successfully promote ideas and proposals.

This course provides an introduction to supporting people with multiple and complex needs, dual diagnosis and personality disorder (PD).

Practical training to help you deal with verbal abuse, violence, threats and aggression. Learn techniques that can be adapted for use in your service, pre-emptive strategies and positive action, and de-escalation skills. You will also learn what actions to take after an incident has occurred.

Find out how to work with people who have a history of offending to reduce re-offending and help them achieve positive goals.

This course will provide you with an introduction to domestic abuse, looking specifically at how it might impact on service users in a range of homelessness settings.

This course will introduce the main issues associated with drug and alcohol use among people experiencing homelessness. You will explore the reasons for drug and alcohol use and learn how to recognise the resulting effects. You will develop your professional practice and learn skills to help you support clients who use drugs and alcohol.