Oliver McGowan Training - Tier 1
Course overview
This is for staff who are NOT patient or client facing, and DO NOT have direct contact with patients or clients.
The Tier 1 online course equips health and social care staff with the necessary knowledge and skills to provide high-quality, person-centred care for individuals with learning disabilities and autism.
Tier 1 consists of a 60-minute virtual workshop via Teams delivered by our team of expert trainers. These are individuals who are trained to deliver the Oliver McGowan Tier 1 sessions but who also have the unique perspective of being trainers with a learning disability and/ or autism and will share their own stories to bring the content into a lived perspective.
Tier 1 equips staff with the right knowledge and skills to ensure positive health and social care interactions for people with a Learning Disability and/or Autism.
This course covers the Tier 1 of this training. If you would like to learn more about Tier 2, you can view the course here View Oliver McGowan Tier 2 Course
Course content
The one-hour course covers the following topics:
- Understanding learning disabilities
- Understanding autism
- Reasonable adjustments
- Self-reflection on attitudes and behaviours
- Communication
- Person-centred support
- Promoting independence
- Common misconceptions
- A positive, respectful approach to care
Course pre-requisites
This is for staff who are NOT patient or client facing, and DO NOT have direct contact with patients or clients.
To attend a Tier 1 Oliver McGowan webinar, participants must first have completed Part 1 of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory training in learning disability and autism.
This is an online element and can be accessed for free through the e-learning course provided by Health Education England
Access here - https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/781480
Course details
Price: on application for up to 30 participants
Method of delivery: online through Teams
Course length: 60 minutes
Find out more and book by emailing training@matthewshub.org