Please find information below regarding specific disability training in November. More information can be found at www.twi.org.au
TRAINING CALENDAR
November 2011
and Registration Form
COST
Each topic costs $80.00 per session, inclusive of GST. Individuals or agencies registering for multiple sessions can enquire about discount on the final cost.
Agencies are invited to discuss training tailored to their needs
Tuesday 1st November
10am – 1pm Supporting people with autism
Understanding autism spectrum disorder
Supporting people with autism
Diana Boswell
Thursday 3rd November
10am – 1pm Writing Activity and File notes
Importance of file notes
Using appropriate language and expression
David Zilber
Tuesday 8th November
10am – 1pm Social Inclusion Practice
Social Inclusion in our day to day practice
Inclusion indicators and measuring Inclusion
Chris Oppert
Thursday 10th November
10am – 1pm The concept and definitions of disability
The experience of disability and societal attitudes
Definitions and types of disability
David Zilber
Monday 14th November
10am – 1pm Supporting people to make choices
Providing choices or creating options?
Teaching people to make choices
David Zilber
Tuesday 15th November
10am – 1pm Trauma and people with disability
Trauma and how it effects all people
Supporting people with disability who have experienced trauma
Diana Boswell
Thursday 17th November
10am – 1pm Teamwork and professionalism
Professionalism and the Support Worker
Team responding to emergencies
Team work with outside agencies
David Zilber
Monday 21st November
10am – 1pm Supporting and supervising staff
Skills for mentoring and supporting colleagues and other staff
Professional supervision in human services
David Zilber
Tuesday 22nd November
10am – 1pm Enhancing Communication in Clients
Structure of communication
Creating environments which enhance communication
David Zilber
Thursday 24th November
10am – 1pm Duty of Care
What is Duty of Care
Balancing duty of care and right to experience
David Zilber
Monday 28th November
10am – 1pm Disability Service Standards
Purpose and intent of the Standards
Turning the Standards into day to day support
David Zilber
Tuesday 29th November
10am – 1pm Mental Health & Intellectual Disability
Understanding dual disability
Recognising and responding to a mental illness crisis
David Zilber
NOTE Positive Behaviour Change
Positive approaches to changing behaviour
All the above topics, and the ones here, can be adapted to and presented at your agency in a flexible format.
Please call TWI to discuss Structured Training Techniques
Teaching people with intellectual disability new skills
Easy Evaluation
Easy process for evaluating your program
Quality Service from the Family Perspective
Qualities of good service that families expect and value
Putting good qualities into practice
Registration Form next page
REGISTRATION
PAYMENT
Payments can be made by cheque or credit card (see below).
REGISTRATION
To register for training, mark the £ against the topic sessions you will attend. Then EMAIL (office@twi.org.au) or FAX (02 6295 6499) a copy of the completed Calendar. Registration for all sessions is OPEN NOW, or can be made up to a week before each session is due.
PLEASE retain a copy of your registration as we will be unable to send reminders.
VENUE
Except by separate arrangement, training will be at the Thomas Wright Institute, Narrabundah Business Park, 281 Goyder St, Narrabundah (cottage just inside entry to the Business Park).
Name/s:
If registering more than one person to different sessions, please specify which person is registering for which session
Organisation (if applicable):
Email (preferred) OR
mailing address:
Best phone contact:
Other phone contact:
PAYMENT METHODS:
Cheque: Please make cheque out to The Thomas Wright Institute and send to:
The Thomas Wright Institute
PO Box 4260
KINGSTON ACT 2604
Credit card: Mastercard ___ Visa ___ (tick one)
Card Number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiry date: _ _/_ _
Name on card: ____________________________ Signature: ________________________
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