Managing Distressed Behaviour

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The aim of this video is to consider how care staff can work with individuals who may be aggressive or violent and how to manage distressed behaviour. It will examine the following areas: What is distressed behaviour? Who can present distressed behaviour? Reasons for distressed behaviour, prediction and prevention, undertaking proper risk assessments, how to respond appropriately, verbal responses and body language.
One of our reviews:
“We have found the videos to be of a very high standard and very professional.”
Brian Hilton, CIC (Community Integrated Care)
SKU:
D92
Format:
DVD
Duration:
35 minute video in 8 sections to be used in a suggested 4 hour training session
Consultant:
Jacqui Ramus CPsychol Dementia Lead at St Monica Trust
Standards:
Care Certificate Standard 3 - All Wales Induction Framework for Health and Social Care (AWIFHSC) Section 7 - The Health and Social Care Standards (Scotland) - NISCC's Induction Standards (NI)
Supporting Materials:
Contains a Lesson plan, Handouts, Question and Answer sheets and a CPD Accredited Certificate

Product Overview

The aim of this video is to consider how care staff can work with individuals who may be aggressive or violent and how to manage distressed behaviour. It will examine the following areas: What is distressed behaviour? Who can present distressed behaviour? Reasons for distressed behaviour, prediction and prevention, undertaking proper risk assessments, how to respond appropriately, verbal responses and body language.

The video also advises carers on the best ways of keeping themselves and other individuals safe in unsafe situations and why it is important to try to understand that there may be unknown reasons for distressed behaviour.

Subjects covered include:

Examples of Distressed Behaviours • Understanding Behaviour, Distress and Unmet Needs • Understanding Ways to Reduce Conflict • Assessing Risk to help reduce Distress • Using a Person Centred Approach to Minimise Distress and Provide Positive Support for People • Summary

Standards

England

Care Certificate Standard 3

Health and Social Care NOS/QCF Units 21, 226, 233, 24, 232, 240, 336, 395 & 3118

RQF: Duty of care (Level 2 Diploma in Care), Duty of care in care settings (Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care, Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support)

Wales

All Wales Induction Framework for Health and Social Care (AWIFHSC) Sections 1, 2 & 5

Scotland

The Health and Social Care Standards

Northern Ireland

NISCC's Induction Standards

Reviews

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  • 5
    Interesting

    Posted by Pepita Cretney - QR Care on 5th Feb 2020

  • 5
    very informative

    Posted by Elizabeth Mukwa - NR Care on 28th Jan 2020

  • 5
    very good

    Posted by Emma Smith - Q Care on 20th Jan 2020

  • 5
    brilliant examples how to deal with distressed behaviour.

    Posted by Lexy Clark - NR Care on 8th Jan 2020

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