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Breakaway Techniques in Social Care (Half Day) Duration 1/2 day Course Overview Central Training's Breakaway Techniques training is designed to equip candidates with safe and effective breakaway techniques to deal with challenging behaviour with safety and dignity. The trainer will focus on the principles of self-defence, including posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations in an appropriate way. Finally, the candidates will have the opportunity to understand which factors might support or undermine the ability to deal with a violent of aggressive situation. Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, candidates will have covered: The importance of personal safety Universal greeting and how to implement it Tools and strategies to quickly build rapport with customers Risk assessing situations and environments De-escalation techniques The different types of attack rituals Strategies to employ if de-escalation fails Relevant common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force Methods of Delivery The trainer employs physical demonstrations and group participation through the session, and delegates are provided with course notes at the end of the session for reference purposes. The Breakaway Techniques session will incorporate appropriate and effective physical skills for the purpose of breaking away and defending against different types of physical assault. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Managing challenging and violent situations Factors affecting the ability to manage aggressive situations Principles of self-defence Posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations Common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force Target Audience All staff who may need to breakaway or move away from a potentially dangerous situation and gain control. Training Considerations Delegates are required to complete and sign the 'Safe to Practice' questionnaire, wear appropriate clothes and footwear and be prepared to remove jewellery. Certification Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. Related Courses Challenging Behaviour - Managing and Responding Personal Safety and Lone Working Working with Hard to Engage Service Users

Breakaway Techniques in Social Care (Half Day)

Duration

1/2 day

Course Overview

Central Training's Breakaway Techniques training is designed to equip candidates with safe and effective breakaway techniques to deal with challenging behaviour with safety and dignity. The trainer will focus on the principles of self-defence, including posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations in an appropriate way. Finally, the candidates will have the opportunity to understand which factors might support or undermine the ability to deal with a violent of aggressive situation.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, candidates will have covered:

The importance of personal safety

Universal greeting and how to implement it

Tools and strategies to quickly build rapport with customers

Risk assessing situations and environments

De-escalation techniques

The different types of attack rituals

Strategies to employ if de-escalation fails

Relevant common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force

Methods of Delivery

The trainer employs physical demonstrations and group participation through the session, and delegates are provided with course notes at the end of the session for reference purposes.

The Breakaway Techniques session will incorporate appropriate and effective physical skills for the purpose of breaking away and defending against different types of physical assault.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Managing challenging and violent situations
Factors affecting the ability to manage aggressive situations
Principles of self-defence
Posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations
Common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force

Target Audience

All staff who may need to breakaway or move away from a potentially dangerous situation and gain control.

Training Considerations

Delegates are required to complete and sign the 'Safe to Practice' questionnaire, wear appropriate clothes and footwear and be prepared to remove jewellery.

Certification

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

Related Courses

Challenging Behaviour - Managing and Responding
Personal Safety and Lone Working
Working with Hard to Engage Service Users


Breakaway Techniques in Social Care (Half Day) Duration: 1/2 day Course overview: Central Training's Breakaway Techniques training is designed to equip candidates with safe and effective breakaway techniques to deal with challenging behaviour with safety and dignity. The trainer will focus on the principles of self-defence, including posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations in an appropriate way. Finally, the candidates will have the opportunity to understand which factors might support or undermine the ability to deal with a violent of aggressive situation. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, candidates will have covered: ·The importance of personal safety ·Universal greeting and how to implement it ·Tools and strategies to quickly build rapport with customers ·Risk assessing situations and environments ·De-escalation techniques ·The different types of attack rituals ·Strategies to employ if de-escalation fails ·Relevant common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force Methods of Delivery The trainer employs physical demonstrations and group participation through the session, and delegates are provided with course notes at the end of the session for reference purposes. The Breakaway Techniques session will incorporate appropriate and effective physical skills for the purpose of breaking away and defending against different types of physical assault. LEARNING OBJECTIVES ·Managing challenging and violent situations ·Factors affecting the ability to manage aggressive situations ·Principles of self-defence ·Posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations ·Common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force TARGET AUDIENCE All staff who may need to breakaway or move away from a potentially dangerous situation and gain control. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS Delegates are required to complete and sign the 'Safe to Practice' questionnaire, wear appropriate clothes and footwear and be prepared to remove jewellery. CERTIFICATION Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. RELATED COURSES Challenging Behaviour - Managing and Responding Personal Safety and Lone Working Working with Hard to Engage Service Users

Breakaway Techniques in Social Care (Half Day)

Duration: 1/2 day

Course overview:
Central Training's Breakaway Techniques training is designed to equip candidates with safe and effective breakaway techniques to deal with challenging behaviour with safety and dignity. The trainer will focus on the principles of self-defence, including posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations in an appropriate way. Finally, the candidates will have the opportunity to understand which factors might support or undermine the ability to deal with a violent of aggressive situation.

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, candidates will have covered:

·The importance of personal safety
·Universal greeting and how to implement it
·Tools and strategies to quickly build rapport with customers
·Risk assessing situations and environments
·De-escalation techniques
·The different types of attack rituals
·Strategies to employ if de-escalation fails
·Relevant common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force

Methods of Delivery
The trainer employs physical demonstrations and group participation through the session, and delegates are provided with course notes at the end of the session for reference purposes.

The Breakaway Techniques session will incorporate appropriate and effective physical skills for the purpose of breaking away and defending against different types of physical assault.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
·Managing challenging and violent situations
·Factors affecting the ability to manage aggressive situations
·Principles of self-defence
·Posture and balance to breakaway from violent situations
·Common and criminal law in relation to reasonable force

TARGET AUDIENCE
All staff who may need to breakaway or move away from a potentially dangerous situation and gain control.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
Delegates are required to complete and sign the 'Safe to Practice' questionnaire, wear appropriate clothes and footwear and be prepared to remove jewellery.

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

RELATED COURSES
Challenging Behaviour - Managing and Responding
Personal Safety and Lone Working
Working with Hard to Engage Service Users