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Stress Management and Burnout
Stress Management and Burnout
The aim of this training is to improve participant’s stress management and support individual’s to become more resilient. Participants will develop greater awareness of stress and gain personal stress management abilities through; clarifying the personal meaning of stress, identifying personal sources of stress, becoming aware of personal coping strategies and developing new coping strategies.
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Fire Safety Awareness
Fire Safety Awareness
This potentially life-saving webinar is designed to enhance your awareness and understanding of fire safety within the workplace. By the end of the webinar you will have updated your knowledge regarding current legislations, how to assess and reduce the risks of fires starting and ultimately what you should do in the event of a fire.
Fire Safety Awareness
Fire Safety Awareness
This potentially life-saving webinar is designed to enhance your awareness and understanding of fire safety within the workplace. By the end of the webinar you will have updated your knowledge regarding current legislations, how to assess and reduce the risks of fires starting and ultimately what you should do in the event of a fire.
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Racism Awareness in Practice
Racism Awareness in Practice
This course is for all staff within social care settings and explores race related matters within the workplace. This course will identify examples of racism, including overt and covert racism, as well as microaggressions. Through reflective conversations, staff will be able to make changes within practice to promote inclusive, diverse, and supportive working environments.
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Assertiveness and Communication Styles
Assertiveness and Communication Styles
Assertiveness is a learned behaviour and thinking style encompassing the ability to express yourself in an open, honest and direct way. Being assertive means recognising your rights whilst respecting the rights of others. Contrary to belief, assertiveness is not a fixed state and it can be learned by anyone.
This workshop aims to support attendees to learn about the different types of communication styles and how to become more assertive in all walks of life.
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