Parent, Carer and Foster Carer Training - Theory (Online)
Who cares for the carers? The vast majority of care is delivered by parents or carers who are often left largely unsupported and whose training and support are often not recognised or addressed. This can leave parents and carers in an unsafe position, unsure about what to do for the best. We believe that parents and carers have the right to quality training and support tailored to their circumstances and needs.
Parent/Carer/Foster Carer Training — Physical Intervention
Sometimes levels of distress for children and young people can become so overwhelming that they may pose a physical risk to themselves and others around them. CALM understands and acknowledges that at these times it may be necessary to hold the child and all involved must ensure this takes place as safely as possible.
Due to the increasing recognition of the prevalence and impact of trauma, organisations now have an opportunity to truly become trauma informed. It’s cutting edge practice that enables you to achieve outcomes by best meeting the needs of those you sup
