PMVA Health & Social Care - Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression

PMVA Health & Social Care - Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression

Date: 21st & 22nd November 2024 (2 Days)

Location: Springfield Mills, Farsley, Leeds, LS28 5LY

Start Time: 10:00

Finish Time: 17:00

Our comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to confidently handle challenging situations and ensure the safety of both yourself and those in your care. Through a combination of theory and practical training, our expert instructors will guide you through techniques for de-escalation, conflict resolution, and physical intervention when necessary.

By completing our PMVA course, you will not only enhance your personal safety and security but also contribute to a safer and more peaceful working environment for all staff and service users.Our training is fully compliant with UK regulations and guidelines, ensuring that you are up-to-date with the latest best practices in violence prevention and management.

Course Overview

Understanding aggressive behaviour: Recognising why people become aggressive, the different types, and warning signs.

De-escalation techniques: Learning effective communication strategies to calm individuals down without physical contact.

Legal and ethical considerations: Understanding the rules and ethical guidelines for using physical intervention.

Breakaway & Disengagement Techniques: Learn how to disengage and breakaway from the most common types of attacks and grabs.

Physical restraint techniques: Discovering safe ways to hold and control individuals without causing harm.

Communication and teamwork: Improving collaboration and communication skills to handle challenging situations as a team.

Post-incident procedures: Knowing the correct protocols to follow after a situation requiring physical intervention.

What are the Course Aims?

By the end of the Physical Intervention Course, participants should be able to:

-Identify signs of potential escalation and aggression.

-Use de-escalation techniques to prevent situations from worsening.

-Understand and adhere to legal and ethical guidelines.

-Safely and effectively use physical restraint techniques as a last resort.

-Collaborate with colleagues for a united and safe response.

Benefits of Physical Intervention Training:

-Improved safety by equipping workers with skills to handle risky situations effectively.

-Increased confidence in dealing with challenging situations.
-Emphasis on de-escalation techniques to reduce tension and promote a friendly environment.

-Ensuring compliance with legal and ethical guidelines regarding physical intervention.

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