Safeguarding adults training - toxic and closed cultures

Who the course is for

This course is suitable for frontline staff working at a supervisory level either in care management or provider services.

Learning method

The half day course is delivered face to face and includes a presentation, discussion, personal reflection, and group work.

What you will learn

By completing this course, you will:

• Increase awareness and understanding of what is meant by the term 'toxic/closed culture'.
• Appreciate how and why institutional care exists.
• Awareness of damaging features of 'total institutions'
• Understand what is meant by the term 'dehumanisation' and its links to institutional care.
• Increased awareness of what to do when a closed culture is identified.
• Identify key actions on an individual level to support good practice.   

Course benefits

• Be able to apply knowledge of toxic/closed cultures and 'identified risks' to their practice.  
• Able to support upholding human rights within their own organisation.
• Have a good understanding of recognising 'a toxic culture' and where they may develop.

Course dates and times

How to book

To book a place, go to Eventbrite: book a place on closed/toxic cultures face to face training.