Course: Mental Health and Learning Disability Awareness Training

Description

Mental Health or ‘emotional health’ or ‘well-being’ are just as important as good physical health but because mental illness is not 'visible', it makes it difficult for others to understand what someone is going through, even for those who are very close to that person. This course will introduce you to mental health and learning disability, including key definitions and discussions. It is split into 5 modules: Module 1: an introduction to mental health and learning disabilities Module 2: making individualised care plans and understanding the role of medication Module 3: helping carers to set boundaries between acceptable and unacceptable behaviour Module 4: your role on a day-to-day basis Module 5: Following NICE guidelines

Content

Mental Health and Learning Disability Training

Course Contents:

Module 1

  • What is Mental Health
  • Depression
  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Self-harm
  • Where to get Help for Self-harm
  • Schizophrenia
  • Bipolar Disorder
  • Eating Disorders
  • Anorexia Nervosa
  • Bulimia Nervosa
  • Selective Eating
  • Mental Health Facts and Figures
  • What is a Learning Disability?
  • Diagnosis and Early Identification
  • The Social Model of Disability
  • Down Syndrome
  • Fragile X Syndrome
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • NICE Pathways
  • NICE Pathway: Key Processes
  • Components of a Care Service

 

Module 2

  • NICE Pathways and Involving the Family

  • Psychological Effects of Learning Disabilities

  • Recovery Approach

  • Ten Essential Shared Capabilities

  • Care Plans

  • What does Care Planning Involve

  • Preparing a Crisis Plan Checklist

  • Complex Care Plans

  • Actions Plans

  • Support Plans

  • Support Plan Reviews

  • The Role of Medication

  • How Medication Works

 

Module 3

  • Prinicples for Managing Violence and Aggression

  • Restrictive Practices

  • Restrictive Interventions

  • What is Deprivation of Liberty

  • Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)

  • Who do DoLS Apply to

  • Data Collection and Use

  • Children and Young People

  • Assessment and Treatment of Children/ Young People

  • Self-Harm

  • Who Self Harms

  • Working with People who Self-Harm

  • Positive Behaviour Support

 

Module 4

  • Support with Living, Independence and Work

  • Communication

  • Handling Stigmas

  • Legal Implications and Guidance

  • Mental Capacity Act

  • Lack of Capacity

  • Hospitals

  • In-Patient Care & Measurement

  • Observation Requirements

  • Level 3 (Constant Observation)
  • Preparing for Discharge

 

Module 5

  • Common Terms

  • Early Signs of Learning Disabilities

  • Reaching School Age

  • Pattern of Strengths & Weaknesses (PSW) Evaluation

  • Behaviour Support Planning

  • Transitioning from Adolescence to Adult

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£19.95

Course Info

Has Audio : Yes
Modules : 5
Lectures : 78
CPD Hours : 3.00

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