Dangerous Behaviour Goes Online

1.30 – 4.30, 20th and 27th June 2020

For the first time ever, “Difficult, Disturbing & Dangerous Behaviour” is going “live” and online! Up until now this highly dramatic, immersive and cutting edge training experience has only been available as a face-to-face workshop and thus limiting access to many. Now, in collaboration with Mosaic Training it is being made available to everyone.

Watch the video HERE!

Then go to the the Mosaic Website HERE where you will find further information and an application form.

Filed under: Uncategorized, aggression, lone-working, mental health, personal safety, social care, Violence

Dangerous Behaviour: Open Workshop – West Midlands, 20.03.2017

As I’ve said before, it is very difficult for individual participants to access this kind of training as it is almost exclusively delivered “in-house” to closed groups. Thankfully Mosaic Training & Consultancy are staging the dramatic “Fringe Theatre” style “Difficult, Disturbing and Dangerous Behaviour” workshop in Alvechurch next March and making places available for the remarkably cheap price of £89.95 pp. You can find the details HERE

Places may be at a premium so do book early to avoid disappoinment…

Filed under: Impact Training, Other Mental Health, Uncategorized, Violence, aggression, challenging behaviour, Danger, dangerous behaviour, Difficult Disturbing Dangerous Behaviour, forensic mental health, lone-working, mental health, personal safety, social care, Violence

Violence in Social Work

Senior people in the Social Work and Social care comment on their own experiences of violence.

http://www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/social-work-blog/2013/08/tackling-violence-against-social-care-staff-i-wish-there-was-a-simple-answer/?cmpid=NLC|SC|SCDDB-20130822

Filed under: Uncategorized, social care, social work, Violence

Survey of Violence in Social care 2013

Community Care’s latest investigation into violence in social work and social care

http://www.communitycare.co.uk/violence-against-social-care-staff-2013/

Filed under: Violence, incidence, social care, social work, Violence