This interactive course is for frontline supervisors, service managers, and experienced support workers. It is about Frontline Practice Leadership and the set of five tasks that are critical to ensuring good quality support for people with intellectual disabilities.
Understand your obligations when delivering higher risk NDIS support services.
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.
Exploring everything about change, this course will show learners how to: understand and respond to change, manage change, and communicate with others during periods of change.
Exploring manual handling techniques to support people with disability, this course helps support workers understand hazardous manual tasks and how to manage the associated risks. With interactive activities and a video library of 33 videos, this course will equip support workers with the knowledge and skills to assist clients.
This course will teach you how to spot the warning signs and support those near you to find the help they need. It has been informed by those with lived experience of mental health problems and mental health professionals.
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