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Home > Events & Courses > *HSCP - Adopting a Family Approach to Tackling Substance / Alcohol Misuse, Mental Health and Domestic Abuse 2020

*HSCP - Adopting a Family Approach to Tackling Substance / Alcohol Misuse, Mental Health and Domestic Abuse 2020

Date & Time:

Tuesday 14 July 2020 (0930 - 1630) - Please login to join the waiting list

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Venue:

Romsey - Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Jermyns Lane, Romsey, SO51 0QA

Detail:

The overarching aim of this one day workshop is to support professionals from both children/adult sectors to take a step back and think about how issues such as Mental Health, Substance Misuse, and Domestic Violence affect all family members, including children (as well as unborn babies) and adults at risk as defined in the Care Act 2014.

This development will enable delegates to be able to identify indicators of Mental Health, Substance Misuse, and Domestic Violence; understand their role within a family and the needs of the child / adult living with hidden harm.

'This course has developed my confidence and increased my understanding of the importance of professional curiosity'.

Learning Outcomes

Understand what is meant by a “Family Approach”.
Identify how the ‘trigger trio’ risk factors co-exist within families and the cumulative impact and implications for safeguarding children and adults at risk.
Understand how these cumulative issues impact on children and adults at risk, in relation to immediate risk, their day to day lives, and long term implications.
Understand the impact of the ‘trigger trio’ on an adult’s capacity to parent, care for others and themselves.
Explore learning from learning reviews and current research to inform evidence-based practice.
Understand the application of the LSCP and LSAB Joint Working Protocol and the sharing of information in the context of the family approach and child protection/adult safeguarding.
Be able to signpost to local referral pathways and support services.

Booking:

Booking has now closed for this event.

Further Information:

Type:

Family Approach

Trainer:

Richard Beardsall

Venue Details:

Romsey - Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Jermyns Lane, Romsey, SO51 0QA

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Parking

This venue has parking on site. You may be asked to provide your car registration details by the reception team. Please be aware that the training venue is not located by the main entrance. Please use the Jermyns Lane entry to access parking and the building.

Refreshments

As HSCP events are delivered at no cost to partner agencies, refreshments are unfortunately not provided. However, there is a cafe on site where refreshments can be purchased.