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SUMMARY:Promoting Resilience\, Positive Mental\, Social & Physical Health – Advanced
DESCRIPTION:Participants must have a good working knowledge of the PACE model. \nThis course shows how Resilience is linked to recovery from trauma and how adults can help children and young people to develop Resilience. \nBuilding resilience is the ability to adapt well to adversity\, trauma\, tragedy\, threats or even significant sources of stress. Resilience can help our children manage stress and feelings of anxiety and uncertainty. Emotional pain and sadness are common when we have suffered a significant trauma or personal loss or even when we hear of someone else’s loss or trauma. \nLooked-after children and young people should expect the same opportunities as other children and young people\, including being healthy and safe. In addition\, they should be provided with the options needed to help them move successfully to adulthood. The needs of looked-after children and young people vary but are often complex and can be met only by a range of services operating collaboratively across different settings. This course provides an overview of the physical and emotional health and welfare needs of children in care and how carers can work towards meeting them. \nLearning Outcomes: \n\nAssist Foster Carers to be able to define what is meant by Resilience\nLook at Resilience concerning recovery from childhood trauma and abuse.\nExamine building Resilience in the context of the child’ s various social networks\nIdentify factors that contribute to Resilience and how we can support them.\nPlan ways of building on the child’ s strengths and increasing Resilience and positive self-identity\nUnderstand what positive mental health means and how the definition can differ from person to person and within different settings\nUnderstand the factors affecting health and wellbeing\nUnderstanding how health outcomes for looked-after children can be improved\nUnderstand the roles and responsibilities of carers in promoting healthy lifestyles for children in their care\nUnderstand the importance of Resilience and how to help children in care develop and maintain it\nIdentify and understand the importance of support strategies for the carer.\nAppreciate the roles of key health professionals and how to contact the
URL:https://www.timeoutfostering.co.uk/event/promoting-resilience-positive-mental-social-physical-health-advanced/
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