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Course Overview:

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This full-day training course builds on awareness by introducing safe breakaway techniques for situations that may become physical. It is aimed at frontline staff in care, healthcare, and education who may face aggressive behaviour. Staff gain confidence in protecting themselves and others without escalating situations, which helps reduce workplace incidents and ensures compliance with duty of care standards.

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Course Objectives:

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By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

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🎯Define and recognise different types of challenging behaviour.

🎯Recognise the underlying causes and triggers, including unmet needs and communication barriers.

🎯Understand how environmental, emotional, and medical factors can influence behaviour.

🎯Safely apply breakaway techniques and other proactive/reactive strategies to manage incidents effectively.

🎯Promote positive behaviour support in accordance with current legislation and best practices.

🎯Reflect on the importance of communication, consistency, and teamwork when supporting individuals in care settings.​​​

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Why Choose This Course?

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✅ Focuses on practical, real-life scenarios in care settings.

✅ Enhances safer working practices and supports better care outcomes.

✅ Helps services meet CQC requirements and reduces incidents and risks.

✅ Promotes a respectful, non-judgemental approach to behaviour support.

✅ Delivered by trainers with extensive expertise in behaviour management and person-centred care.

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Certification:

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On successful completion of this training, participants will received a certificate of completion. This training course will be delivered by David Young Training and Consultancy LTD, trading as Care Training North East, The organisation is a member of the Association of Healthcare Trainers and an Approved CPD Training Provider accredited by the CPD Group. The course content was developed by David Young, Founder and CEO, and a CPD-accredited trainer. 

 

Important Information:

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Participants attending this course must be present for the duration of the training in order to receive a certificate upon completion. Participants must not be expected to be on shift during the training and the environment must be safe and suitable for the training to be delivered. Please contact us to discuss if you have any further questions.​

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Contact us for a quote and to discuss your training requirements!​

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