Courses

The training has been designed as continuous professional development activities for Psychosocial Recovery Coaches, but also suits people working in the mental health and human services sectors, people with lived experience, carers and family. The process of Supported Decision-Making (SDM) aligns with the values of recovery-oriented practice. The modules include access to further resources where you can explore more about key concepts and practices.

This training teaches the principles of key word sign and gesture, who it can be used with and how it can be used alongside other ways of communicating. You will understand how key word sign is different to Auslan.

There are unique challenges and issues that arise when someone has epilepsy and an intellectural disability. The course covers some of the challenges faced, recognising types of seizures and the impact on quality of life. does not cover seizure first aid.

The NDIS Practice Standards require all workers to be trained in complaint management.

This is one of two modules we've made to support you to comply with the NDIS Commission's requirements around incident management. The NDIS Practice Standards require all workers to be trained in incident management

Manual handling is the biggest cause of workplace injury in Victoria. Manual handling means using your body to exert force to lift, lower, push, pull, carry, move, hold or restrain objects or people. Hazardous manual handling can lead to serious musculoskeletal injuries.