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Professional Boundaries & Safeguarding for Non-Operational Staff Duration 1 day Course Overview This one-day training for non-operational staff brings together the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding. The course provides an opportunity to define and reflect upon essential issues such as the meaning and purpose of professional boundaries, the importance and impact of professionalism and duty of care, and personal disclosure and confidentiality in relation to managing inter-colleague or client-worker relationships. This course provides a safeguarding overview including principles of safeguarding and guidelines around internal policies and procedures. The course focuses on roles and responsibilities across the organisation and gives clarity on processes and protocols by drawing on real-life case studies of safeguarding concerns and incidents experienced by non-operational staff. Learning Outcomes This course is designed to provide delegates with the tools to: Explore the meaning and purpose of boundaries, duty of care and professionalism Understand the power imbalance inherent in client-worker relationships Identify the risks associated with not maintaining boundaries Identify potential or actual safeguarding concerns Respond to safeguarding disclosures sensitively and following protocols Confidently report safeguarding concerns in the appropriate way Methods of Delivery The course is highly interactive and combines trainer presentations, with small group work, large group discussions, case studies and quizzes. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Professional boundaries and good practice: definitions, importance and impact Good practice around personal disclosure, physical contact and social media Safeguarding legislation, principles and relevant policies Types of abuse Staff responsibilities- responding to, recording and reporting safeguarding concerns or disclosures Target Audience This one-day training is designed for non-operational staff and it aims to introduce them to the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding. Training Considerations There are no pre-training requirements for this course Certification Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance Related Courses Equality, Diversity and Inclusion GDPR, Confidentiality & Information Sharing Personal Safety and Lone Working

Professional Boundaries & Safeguarding for Non-Operational Staff

Duration

1 day

Course Overview

This one-day training for non-operational staff brings together the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding.

The course provides an opportunity to define and reflect upon essential issues such as the meaning and purpose of professional boundaries, the importance and impact of professionalism and duty of care, and personal disclosure and confidentiality in relation to managing inter-colleague or client-worker relationships.

This course provides a safeguarding overview including principles of safeguarding and guidelines around internal policies and procedures. The course focuses on roles and responsibilities across the organisation and gives clarity on processes and protocols by drawing on real-life case studies of safeguarding concerns and incidents experienced by non-operational staff.

Learning Outcomes

This course is designed to provide delegates with the tools to:

Explore the meaning and purpose of boundaries, duty of care and professionalism

Understand the power imbalance inherent in client-worker relationships

Identify the risks associated with not maintaining boundaries

Identify potential or actual safeguarding concerns

Respond to safeguarding disclosures sensitively and following protocols

Confidently report safeguarding concerns in the appropriate way

Methods of Delivery

The course is highly interactive and combines trainer presentations, with small group work, large group discussions, case studies and quizzes.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Professional boundaries and good practice: definitions, importance and impact
Good practice around personal disclosure, physical contact and social media
Safeguarding legislation, principles and relevant policies
Types of abuse
Staff responsibilities- responding to, recording and reporting safeguarding concerns or disclosures

Target Audience

This one-day training is designed for non-operational staff and it aims to introduce them to the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding.

Training Considerations

There are no pre-training requirements for this course

Certification

Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance

Related Courses

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
GDPR, Confidentiality & Information Sharing
Personal Safety and Lone Working


Professional Boundaries & Safeguarding for Non-Operational Staff Duration 1 day Course Overview This one-day training for non-operational staff brings together the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding. The course provides an opportunity to define and reflect upon essential issues such as the meaning and purpose of professional boundaries, the importance and impact of professionalism and duty of care, and personal disclosure and confidentiality in relation to managing inter-colleague or client-worker relationships. This course provides a safeguarding overview including principles of safeguarding and guidelines around internal policies and procedures. The course focuses on roles and responsibilities across the organisation and gives clarity on processes and protocols by drawing on real-life case studies of safeguarding concerns and incidents experienced by non-operational staff. Learning Outcomes This course is designed to provide delegates with the tools to: ·Explore the meaning and purpose of boundaries, duty of care and professionalism ·Understand the power imbalance inherent in client-worker relationships ·Identify the risks associated with not maintaining boundaries ·Identify potential or actual safeguarding concerns ·Respond to safeguarding disclosures sensitively and following protocols ·Confidently report safeguarding concerns in the appropriate way Methods of Delivery The course is highly interactive and combines trainer presentations, with small group work, large group discussions, case studies and quizzes. LEARNING OBJECTIVES ·Professional boundaries and good practice: definitions, importance and impact ·Good practice around personal disclosure, physical contact and social media ·Safeguarding legislation, principles and relevant policies ·Types of abuse ·Staff responsibilities- responding to, recording and reporting safeguarding concerns or disclosures TARGET AUDIENCE This one-day training is designed for non-operational staff and it aims to introduce them to the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no pre-training requirements for this course CERTIFICATION Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance RELATED COURSES Equality, Diversity and Inclusion GDPR, Confidentiality & Information Sharing Personal Safety and Lone Working

Professional Boundaries & Safeguarding for Non-Operational Staff
Duration 1 day

Course Overview
This one-day training for non-operational staff brings together the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding.

The course provides an opportunity to define and reflect upon essential issues such as the meaning and purpose of professional boundaries, the importance and impact of professionalism and duty of care, and personal disclosure and confidentiality in relation to managing inter-colleague or client-worker relationships.

This course provides a safeguarding overview including principles of safeguarding and guidelines around internal policies and procedures. The course focuses on roles and responsibilities across the organisation and gives clarity on processes and protocols by drawing on real-life case studies of safeguarding concerns and incidents experienced by non-operational staff.

Learning Outcomes
This course is designed to provide delegates with the tools to:
·Explore the meaning and purpose of boundaries, duty of care and professionalism
·Understand the power imbalance inherent in client-worker relationships
·Identify the risks associated with not maintaining boundaries
·Identify potential or actual safeguarding concerns
·Respond to safeguarding disclosures sensitively and following protocols
·Confidently report safeguarding concerns in the appropriate way

Methods of Delivery
The course is highly interactive and combines trainer presentations, with small group work, large group discussions, case studies and quizzes.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
·Professional boundaries and good practice: definitions, importance and impact
·Good practice around personal disclosure, physical contact and social media
·Safeguarding legislation, principles and relevant policies
·Types of abuse
·Staff responsibilities- responding to, recording and reporting safeguarding concerns or disclosures

TARGET AUDIENCE
This one-day training is designed for non-operational staff and it aims to introduce them to the fundamental principles and practice of boundaries and safeguarding.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no pre-training requirements for this course

CERTIFICATION
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance

RELATED COURSES
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
GDPR, Confidentiality & Information Sharing
Personal Safety and Lone Working