by dynamistraining | Thursday, July 18, 2019 | Conflict Management, crisis intervention, gateway behaviours, Hospital Security and Conflict, Least Restrictive Option, PMVA Training, social contracts, Verbal Defense and Influence
Reducing the need for restrictive practices in services If we focussed more on NON-escalation, it would mean that we spent less time doing DE-escalation – wouldn’t that be nice? At Dynamis, we are committed to the idea that any type of restrictive practice should be...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | Breakaway Skills, Client Feedback, Fostering, Least Restrictive Option, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, safe holding
Child-to-Parent Violence has been called ‘the last taboo’ – we have been working with the National Association of Therapeutic Parents to help Foster Carers and Adoptive Parents (and others) with this issue across the UK since 2017. Foster Carers and...
by dynamistraining | Monday, December 10, 2018 | Client Feedback, Fostering, Least Restrictive Option, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions
One of our senior trainers went to Devon recently to deliver our course on managing violent behaviour (child to parent) in foster care. Here’s the excellent feedback from a supervising social worker who attended the course! “It was kept simple, and gave a...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, October 3, 2017 | Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Least Restrictive Option, non-escalation
Creative approaches to understanding behaviour in Dementia Care We often show this clip in our dementia-related challenging behaviour courses in care settings. Most recently Gerard worked with a team of escort staff who are sometimes tasked with transporting elderly...
by dynamistraining | Friday, March 10, 2017 | Client Feedback, Conflict Management, Control and Restraint, learning disabilities, Least Restrictive Option, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions
Gerard is just back from a trip to Liverpool where he was commissioned by a local authority social work team to give assistance to a group of parents who look after their children with complex needs at home. The workshop gives parents a chance to ask a use-of-force,...
by dynamistraining | Thursday, June 9, 2016 | Care Home Risks, Control and Restraint, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Least Restrictive Option, Legal Court Case, mental health unit, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, Psychiatric
Safe Holding Training to deal with Distressed Behaviour with Older People in Care Gerard O’Dea our Director of Training was recently asked to provide an opinion on how care homes in Scotland can deal with the issues of distressed, difficult or dangerous...
