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Managing Distress & Courageous Conversations
Managing Distress and Courageous Conversations in the workplace
Many things can cause distress and we all respond differently. Being distressed or ‘stressed’ does not necessarily imply that they have a mental health problem.
What is the purpose of this training?
This training does not consider diagnosis of mental health problems but looks at the importance of early recognition and appropriate responses to emotional and mental distress that may if left alone could manifest into continuing problems or mental health problems.
Who is it for?
This course is for anyone who would like to be more aware and confident about approaching someone in the workplace who is distressed. For line managers/ supervisors who want to help without the fear of intruding or making things works. Managing distress appropriately and having supportive conversations can help the individual feel less isolated and vulnerable.
How is the course delivered?
The course is delivered remotely using Zoom (or similar platform). It consists of two live tutor led sessions, delivered on consecutive days. Each session will last 3 hrs (with breaks) with a questionnaire to complete between sessions.
Aim of the course
The course aims to develop skills that will support the recognition and management of distress in the workplace.
The course will look at the 5Rs:
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Recognise
– spot the signs of (di)stress, including signs and symptons of mental health problems
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Respond
– appropriate responses and improved listening skills
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Refer
– self help as well as organisational assistance
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Record
– internal mechanisms/data protection issues and confidentiality
•
Review
– Check in and future support
By the end of the training you will:
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Recognise the ways in which distress can manifest in the workplace
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Have reflected on your personal working style
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Have strategies and improved confidence in responding to distress and facilitating reflective
conversations
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Have strategies to support staff resilience
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Have strategies to respond to distress appropriately
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Have improved confidence in managing staff experiencing distress
Who is the course delivered by?
The course is delivered by a mental health professional with experience working within the waste and resources sector.
Online Booking Fees
CIWM Members: £160 + VAT
Non Members: £200 + VAT
TO BOOK PLEASE SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT
If you experience any issues with your booking then please contact the Member Support Team on (01604) 620426.
Please note: For a seamless booking experience, please use Google Chrome as your internet browser
When
15/02/2021 - 16/02/2021
Where
via ZOOM
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