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Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users Duration 1 day Course Overview Central Training's Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users course aims to equip candidates with the practical skills and the confidence to positively work with resistance whilst avoiding conflict. The session provides the opportunity for front line workers to explore definitions and examples of resistance and low motivation and look at some of the practice skills that can be applied where there are barriers to engagement. The trainer will cover different models to assist in understanding engagement, including the cycle of change as well as the role of boundaries and contracts. Finally, the group will explore the key interpersonal qualities and skills that can assist engagement. Learning Outcomes By the end of this course delegates will have covered: Barriers to engagement Theoretical models to assist understanding Key skills for encouraging engagement Importance of boundaries and contracts Useful resources for practice Methods of Delivery This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group work, case studies, role plays, and visual presentation throughout the day. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Defining Barriers to engagement Theoretical models to assist understanding Key skills for encouraging engagement Importance of boundaries and contracts Useful resources for practice Target Audience This course is relevant to anybody in the voluntary sector who works with people who are 'hard to engage', or who wishes to know more about this topic. The course is suitable for both frontline staff and managers. Training Considerations There are no training considerations related to this course. Certification The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. Related Courses Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change Professional Boundaries & Good Practice

Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users

Duration

1 day

Course Overview

Central Training's Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users course aims to equip candidates with the practical skills and the confidence to positively work with resistance whilst avoiding conflict. The session provides the opportunity for front line workers to explore definitions and examples of resistance and low motivation and look at some of the practice skills that can be applied where there are barriers to engagement. The trainer will cover different models to assist in understanding engagement, including the cycle of change as well as the role of boundaries and contracts. Finally, the group will explore the key interpersonal qualities and skills that can assist engagement.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course delegates will have covered:

Barriers to engagement

Theoretical models to assist understanding

Key skills for encouraging engagement

Importance of boundaries and contracts

Useful resources for practice

Methods of Delivery

This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group work, case studies, role plays, and visual presentation throughout the day.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Defining Barriers to engagement
Theoretical models to assist understanding
Key skills for encouraging engagement
Importance of boundaries and contracts
Useful resources for practice

Target Audience

This course is relevant to anybody in the voluntary sector who works with people who are 'hard to engage', or who wishes to know more about this topic. The course is suitable for both frontline staff and managers.

Training Considerations

There are no training considerations related to this course.

Certification

The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

Related Courses

Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change
Professional Boundaries & Good Practice


Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users Duration: 1 day Course Overview: Central Training's Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users course aims to equip candidates with the practical skills and the confidence to positively work with resistance whilst avoiding conflict. The session provides the opportunity for front line workers to explore definitions and examples of resistance and low motivation and look at some of the practice skills that can be applied where there are barriers to engagement. The trainer will cover different models to assist in understanding engagement, including the cycle of change as well as the role of boundaries and contracts. Finally, the group will explore the key interpersonal qualities and skills that can assist engagement. Learning outcomes: By the end of this course delegates will have covered: · Barriers to engagement · Theoretical models to assist understanding · Key skills for encouraging engagement · Importance of boundaries and contracts · Useful resources for practice Methods of delivery: This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group work, case studies, role plays, and visual presentation throughout the day. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Defining Barriers to engagement · Theoretical models to assist understanding · Key skills for encouraging engagement · Importance of boundaries and contracts · Useful resources for practice TARGET AUDIENCE This course is relevant to anybody in the voluntary sector who works with people who are 'hard to engage', or who wishes to know more about this topic. The course is suitable for both frontline staff and managers. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no training considerations related to this course. CERTIFICATION The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. RELATED COURSES Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change Professional Boundaries & Good Practice

Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users
Duration: 1 day

Course Overview:

Central Training's Working with Hard-to-Engage Service Users course aims to equip candidates with the practical skills and the confidence to positively work with resistance whilst avoiding conflict. The session provides the opportunity for front line workers to explore definitions and examples of resistance and low motivation and look at some of the practice skills that can be applied where there are barriers to engagement. The trainer will cover different models to assist in understanding engagement, including the cycle of change as well as the role of boundaries and contracts. Finally, the group will explore the key interpersonal qualities and skills that can assist engagement.

Learning outcomes:

By the end of this course delegates will have covered:
· Barriers to engagement
· Theoretical models to assist understanding
· Key skills for encouraging engagement
· Importance of boundaries and contracts
· Useful resources for practice

Methods of delivery:

This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group work, case studies, role plays, and visual presentation throughout the day.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Defining Barriers to engagement
· Theoretical models to assist understanding
· Key skills for encouraging engagement
· Importance of boundaries and contracts
· Useful resources for practice

TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is relevant to anybody in the voluntary sector who works with people who are 'hard to engage', or who wishes to know more about this topic. The course is suitable for both frontline staff and managers.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no training considerations related to this course.

CERTIFICATION
The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

RELATED COURSES
Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change
Professional Boundaries & Good Practice