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The RAID Course for Parenting
The RAID Course is a relentless positive approach to working with extreme behaviour,
and has been attended by about 11,000 professionals in the UK alone, many of whom
have applied its strong principles to working with children and adolescents. The RAID Course for parenting recognises this by overtly addressing this tremendously important group. Designed for foster-carers, people working in 'children's homes' and everybody professionally involved with children and adolescents, it also invites delegates to consider taking out a license to deliver RAIDing to groups of parents.
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A 3-day course (1-day version also available, see Targeted Training Days for more information). We bring the training to
your own organisation and train a group of 6-16 people for a fixed, all-inclusive fee
no matter where you are.
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Attachment Disorder
This course aims to teach you about Attachment Disorder, where it comes from, what
effects
it
may have on children and young people, and how to work to reduce those effects and underlying
attachment disorder. It therefore covers, amongst other things, mellow parenting, working with
foster carers and therapeutic parenting, and also gives you the chance to conceptualise those
in relation.
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A 3-day course (1-day version also available, see Targeted Training Days for more information). We bring the training to
your own organisation and train a group of 6-16 people for a fixed, all-inclusive fee
no matter where you are.
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Psychosocial Interventions with ADHD
Powerful psychosocial interventions to help young people and those
around them.
AD/HD has become an increasingly common diagnosis in recent years and is one that can cause
confusion and concern in parents and carers. They may already be ‘at their wits end’ in terms
of responding to disruptive behaviour and can then be confronted with entrenched viewpoints
about whether medical or psychosocial interventions are most effective – and even which ones
are morally ‘right’. This course aims to take a dispassionate view of the nature of AD/HD and
details what effective psychosocial interventions are available to
benefit both young people
involved and also those looking after them.
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A 3-day course (1-day version also available, see Targeted Training Days for more information). We bring the training to
your own organisation and train a group of 6-16 people for a fixed, all-inclusive fee
no matter where you are.
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There Must be a Better Way
Stopping self harm and replacing it with something better.
The title of this course captures the philosophy behind it. Self-harm, though inexplicable
to anyone
who has never felt the urge to harm themselves, normally serves a very clear purpose. The secret
of success is, therefore, to identify that purpose and achieve it in a
less traumatic way. Simple in
theory, far from simple in practice, this course examines
exactly how to achieve it successfully.
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A 3-day course (1-day version also available, see Targeted Training Days for more information). We bring the training to
your own organisation and train a group of 6-16 people for a fixed, all-inclusive fee
no matter where you are.
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Psychosocial Interventions with Asperger’s Syndrome
Understanding and interacting constructively in a condition that often frustrates
and confuses people.
This course focuses on a diagnosis that often frustrates and confuses professionals and
lay people
alike. Addressing both the literature and clinical experience the course focuses
on (a) understanding
the condition and (b) positive constructive interventions to benefit all concerned, both short and
long term. The primary focus of the course is for those working with children and adolescents.
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A 3-day course (1-day version also available, see Targeted Training Days for more information). We bring the training to
your own organisation and train a group of 6-16 people for a fixed, all-inclusive fee
no matter where you are.
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“What a fantastic course. I found the facilitator to be inspiring and found the examples to be relevant to practice. The approach of the facilitator made me feel at ease and made learning enjoyable. The course content can easily be translated into practice. Most enjoyable.”
Sally Brice, Team Leader -The RAID Course for Parenting
"I have found this course informative, useful and enjoyable. It has provided me with valuable ideas in which to enhance my current practice."
Course Delegate -
Attachment Disorder
"The presentation of the course
was excellent, the tutor provided
a comfortable atmosphere that encouraged a great sharing of information. A well deserved thank
you for going beyond my expectations for this course topic."
Sean Brown, Social Worker -
Psychosocial Interventions
with ADHD
"It was excellent, everything about it, course and tutor, I enjoyed every moment, gained a lot, was an eye-opening course, bring more. Thank
you so much."
Ntombizanele Lugongolo, HCA - Stopping Self Harm ... and Replacing
it with Something Better
"I I thought this course was excellent. It has been extremely informative and I feel I have learned a great deal of new strategies that I can think about and apply to my practice ... it is very clear that the presenter definitely new a great deal in this subject area, which was useful."
Debbie Haynes, CAMHS Nurse - Psychosocial Interventions with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome
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