Courses

This program has been designed to influence, empower and educate a wider population to improve the health and healthcare of people with intellectual disability. Learn about best practice in the field of intellectual disability healthcare and gain knowledge to improve health outcomes for this disadvantaged group.

This module is designed to facilitate learning in a small group or team meeting setting. This module an introduction to Reasonable & Necessary, a key piece of policy that all staff should understand

This short course provides information on strategies to increase staff confidence and knowledge when supporting people who require meal assistance via Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG). The workshop incorporates practical demonstrations. Students completing this course will be given generalised knowledge on meal assistance via PEG, however, specific training may be necessary to meet the needs of individual support plans.

This course provides an overview of the concepts of psychosocial disability and recovery oriented practice.

Creating a psychosocially safe and caring work environment is not only important for staff satisfaction, success, and retention, it is now a legislative requirement in Victoria.

This program explores the benefits of self-leadership to thrive in an organisation, by supporting people living with dementia, in partnership with families and staff. The four learning modules included in this program cover self-leadership, communication, trust and stress management.