In this comprehensive course, practitioners will gain a thorough understanding of brain injury and its implications in the various facets of daily life. The course also covers intersects and impacts on those who have experienced domestic violence and abuse and those who have offended.
Participants will delve into the definition, causes, and common types of brain injury, exploring how it affects cognitive, emotional, and behaviour. The course will explore the intricate relationship between brain injury and learning, cognition and functionality.
Practitioners will learn to identify signs of brain injury and utilise screening tools to tailor support plans accordingly. Additionally, the course will equip participants with the knowledge and skills to support their relationships with those they work with, helping clients to collaborate with rehabilitation professionals, access support services, and promote engagement in interventions, ultimately enhancing the practitioners ability to effectively support their clients.
Learning Outcomes - Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Define brain injury and identify common causes and types.
Understand the impact of brain injury on behaviour and cognition.
Recognise the relationship between brain injury and domestic abuse.
Recognise the relationship between brain injury and offending behaviour.
Apply effective communication strategies to support individuals with brain injury.
Identify signs of brain injury and utilise screening tools for identification of needs.
Tailor support plans to address the unique needs of individuals with brain injury.
Access support services to promote reintegration and rehabilitation.
Promote engagement in interventions among individuals with brain injury.
Ticket Prices: £85 per person payable in advance (plus Eventbrite fees).