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De-escalation Training for Foster Parents
In partnership with AC Education
We train foster carers, social workers and those working with foster children how to
de-escalate potentially volatile situations.
With the objective to promote positive and constructive relationships between Foster Carer Professionals and their foster children.
Benefits
Foster Children
Feel safe and valued as foster children.
Learn how to handle their feelings and emotions, even when they are angry.
Are given space to express how they are feeling.
Foster Parents
Feel empowered and competent.
Acquire a relevant and practical toolbox of practical strategies.
Feel more confident to take on more challenging placements.
Local Authorities & Fostering Agencies
Can provide relevant and rigorous training that will help with retention.
Have training suitable for the induction process.
Will support their Health and Safety obligations as they are training foster parents to manage risk.
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How can De-escalation techniques help you deal with difficult situations?
Resolve365 De-escalation Training will empower foster parents to deal effectively and appropriately with young people who are presenting aggressive and confrontational behaviour.
Our programmes will upskill foster parents with the skills and strategies required when dealing with challenging and unpredictable situations.
The De-escalation Programme is available in three formats:
Online Course
Online
De-escalation modules based around real scenarios
Webinar
Webinar
Live webinars that are interactive & challenging
In-Person
In-Person
Delivered by Resolve trainers
We can also offer a blended approach designed to meet your bespoke needs.
Contact us today to discuss your requirements.
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Recent feedback from our Foster Carer De-escalation Webinars & Courses
“I learnt how to manage my emotions and body language, how to handle behaviour morally, ethically and legally to protect myself and a young person.
I wish I was offered this 4 years ago when I was experiencing challenges. It would have helped prevent placement breakdown. I learnt many things such as not to take things so personally from a young person, to give space and listen.
This was a very informative seminar.
Andy was a great tutor.”
“Please let Andy know that I thought the training was great.
Very interactive, informative and fun!
I think he really engaged the group and they certainly appeared to get a lot from it? We will definitely ask him to deliver again.”
“I really enjoyed this practical training, the trainer managed to make it interactive even though it was delivered on zoom. I learnt how important body language is and how important it is that I am aware of my own responses. De-escalation is my responsibility and not the child’s. It was really helpful to see physical ways of de-escalating and how to keep us all safe.
It was helpful to be more aware and open to the full emotion and reasons why a confrontation is happening and to use the most appropriate method to de-escalate. I’m sure I will be able to use this training in both my personal and professional life.”
Who are we?
Andy Privett
CEO Streetwise & Resolve365
Andy Privett provides the ideas and structure behind Streetwise365 and Resolve365. Andy has been coaching and teaching all his life and has worked in a variety of volatile and confrontational settings such as adolescent units, African townships and EBD schools. Andy’s mission is to share simple and practical skills with those who have to deal with confrontation and aggression on a regular basis.
AC Education’s market-leading training courses are designed to share knowledge of trauma informed practice and therapeutic parenting. We have created online and classroom training to make a difference to the lives of children and young people. Our courses have been written and designed by an experienced and talented team of individuals who understand firsthand the needs of traumatised and vulnerable young people.