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Join Our Growing Community at Therapeutic Care

Access our CPD Accredited Online courses through our flexible online learning portal. Available 24/7 from any internet-enabled device, our courses are divided into 45-minute or less bite-sized pieces.

At Therapeutic Care, we enhance engagement with distinctive, tailored learning experiences. We also offer face-to-face courses to meet your organisation's specific needs. Courses are held at our a purpose built training facility located in Blackpool.

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Legislative Training

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    Comprehensive Safeguarding Children, Young People and Adults.

    Through this online course you will gain essential knowledge on safeguarding children and adults.

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    Health and Safety In Residential Childcare

    Through this online course you will empower your team with essential Health and Safety knowledge. This course equips staff with the awareness and confidence to handle emergencies and fosters a culture where Health and Safety is paramount.

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    Fire

    Through this online course you will equip your staff with essential fire safety knowledge. Learn about fire hazards, risk assessment, prevention strategies, emergency procedures, and the safe use of portable fire extinguishers. Ensure a safer workplace today!

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    Food hygiene Level 2

    Through this online course you will learn how to prevent food poisoning and ensure safe food handling in your establishment. Course Highlights: Understand how food poisoning occurs and how to avoid it. Promote good hygiene practices. Equip your team with essential skills for safe food storage and preparation.

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    Safe handling of Medication Including Controlled Medication

    Through this online course you will enhance your skills with our Medication Administration Course, designed for staff working with children and young people in care. This course, paired with mentorship from a Team Leader or Manager, will equip you to safely handle and administer medication. Key Learnings: Dangers of mishandling or incorrectly administering medication, Proper storage of medication Understanding and managing controlled. Learn your responsibilities to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents in the care home.

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    General Data Protection Regulations

    This e-learning course is designed to give learners an awareness of general data protection regulations (GDPR), what personal information is, and the gathering of personal information.  Learners will gain knowledge and understanding the main principles of GDPR what it means to them and how their company as whole meets the principles.  Learners will gain an awareness of sharing information safely, breaches of information and information security.

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Specialised training

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    Child Criminal Exploitation

    On completion of this course, learners will understand CCE - County Lines and Trafficking, learners will learn about how child criminal exploitation happens, the techniques used by criminals to exploit children, and how to effectively support children but those who are at risk of Child Criminal Exploitation and those who have survived it. Students will be confident in supporting survivors of CCE,  and understand their roles, responsibilities and how to use local referral pathways effectively to support children.

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    Gaming and Social Media Additction

    This e-learning course is designed to give learners an understanding regarding the rise of social media and gaming, with consideration to both positive and negative aspects of these.  Learners will gain an understanding of how social media and gaming has become a problem; understand what addiction is and the effects this can have on the teenage brain and the impact this can cause.  Learners will gain knowledge on identifying warning signs of addiction and how to implement strategies and guidelines to support young people.

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    Introduction to Child Sexual Exploitation

    This e-learning course offers an introduction to child sexual exploitation (CSE), encompassing recognising what CSE is, and the different models of CSE. Learners will be able recognise situations that are exploitative, the risk factors and vulnerabilities in young people and the long-term impact this can have.  Learners will gain an understanding of how to support young people at risk of CSE and their responsibilities with regards to CSE.

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    General Data Protection Regulations

    This e-learning course is designed to give learners an awareness of general data protection regulations (GDPR), what personal information is, and the gathering of personal information.  Learners will gain knowledge and understanding the main principles of GDPR what it means to them and how their company as whole meets the principles.  Learners will gain an awareness of sharing information safely, breaches of information and information security.

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    Internet Safety

    This e-learning course is designed to give learners an awareness of internet safety, technologies role in our lives, online risks for individuals, recognising online threats and signs that a child is at risk whilst online.  Learners will gain knowledge and understanding of safe internet usage, including UKSIC advice, reporting concerns and getting support, as well as supporting children online. 

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    Recording and Reporting Skills

    This e-learning course is designed to give learners an awareness of recording and reporting, why records are written and kept, the types of key records required when supporting children and young people.  Learners will gain knowledge and understanding of ethical recording, effective recording and reporting and recording with integrity.  Learners will gain knowledge of the differences between fact, opinion and judgement, frameworks for recording with young people in mind and managing records  in residential childcare.  Learners will be able to consider some key issues and elements to recording and reporting.

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    Appraisal, Supervision and Feedback Skills

    This course has been designed for staff who supervise team member. The course explores how to conduct appropriate supervisions with supervisee's, provide some tools needed to give constructive feedback and manage different learning styles within a team.

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    Ligature Awareness Training

    This course has been designed for staff who work with children and young people who ligature. This course is supplementary to Emergency First Aid Training and looks what ligatures are and potential risks within the home and how staff members are expected to respond when a ligature occurs. 

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    Responding to disclosures

    Part of our Duty of Care in this sector requires us to have clear procedures for safeguarding children. In this short course we will look at how we as staff are expected to respond to disclosures or allegations as part of our safeguarding duties. Training staff is an integral part of ensuring that these procedures are followed and understood.

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    Understanding and Working with Harmful Sexualised Behaviour in Young People

    This Harmful Sexualised Behaviour (HSB) e-learning course includes an introduction to child sexual development; looking at appropriate healthy sexual behaviours and development, as well as those we would consider harmful, inappropriate and/or a cause for concern.  

    This course covers the following topics

    Understanding the difference between appropriate healthy sexual development and harmful sexualised behaviours

    Recognising and responding to emerging concerning sexual behaviours

    Strategies to support children and young people to build positive relationships and reduce harmful sexualised behaviours

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    Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging

    This comprehensive course on Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (EDIB) aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote a more inclusive environment within their spheres of influence.

    Aims and Objectives:

    To enhance awareness of the key issues surrounding equality, diversity, and inclusion.

    To provide participants with a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts related to EDIB.

    To foster a culture that embraces inclusivity and belonging at all levels of interaction.

    To encourage the celebration of differences among individuals and groups.

    This course seeks to create a positive impact by instilling a commitment to equality and understanding in various contexts, enabling participants to contribute effectively to a diverse society. Through a combination of theoretical insights and practical applications, this program is designed to inspire change and nurture a welcoming atmosphere for all.

face to face courses

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    Emergency First Aid at Work

    The Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) program stands as the leading choice for workplace first aid training across the UK. Upon completion, you attain certification demonstrating compliance with the Health and Safety (First Aid) 1981 Regulations, qualifying you as a first aider in low-risk work environments. Beyond workplace settings, the EFAW course serves as an invaluable resource for anyone eager to acquire life-saving skills.

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    Safeguarding In Practice

    Safeguarding In Practice :This course offers a holistic approach to safeguarding, encompassing recognising abuse and neglect, online safety, prevention of Child Sexual Exploitation and Child Criminal Exploitation, self-harm, and suicide prevention, managing allegations, and an introduction to contextual safeguarding. Participants will acquire practical skills and knowledge to safeguard children and young people effectively within their role.

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    Safe Administration of Medication

    By completing this classroom based course, you will equip your teams with knowledge around: Key medication legislation, roles and responsibilities in medication management, Effective record keeping with Medication Administration Records (MAR), Safe self-administration practices, handling and administering controlled drugs. Attendees will also gain practical, hands-on experience in safe medication administration.

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    Understanding Suicidal Behaviours

    Join our course to deepen your understanding of suicidal behaviors and intent in children. Learn effective strategies to safeguard their well-being and help them overcome distress, reducing the risk of harmful behaviors.

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    Foundations of Trauma Informed Care

    This is the first of a two part course that aims to develop our understanding of what ‘Trauma Informed Care’ means, and why it is so important when supporting children with difficult attachment and trauma experiences in education . Early adverse childhood experiences can impact the ways in which our children behave and relate to others, we will begin to explore the reasons behind this, including what strategies can best support the children in your care.

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    Trauma Informed Care In Practice

    This course is designed to be completed

    approximately six months after the “Foundations of Trauma Informed Care in Education”.It continues to explore the difficulties faced by children who have early adverse childhood experiences, deepening our understanding, and providing time to reflect on what is going well and how we can continue to overcome any challenges.

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    Ligature Awareness

    This course has been designed for staff who work with children and young people who are at risk of ligatures. This course is supplementary to Emergency First Aid Training and looks what ligatures are and potential risks within the home and how staff members are expected to respond when a ligature occurs. 

  • Two young women sitting across from each other at a small table in a cafe, smiling and laughing. One is holding a mug, and the other has a laptop and a tablet on the table. The cafe has a white brick wall and wooden accents.

    Appraisal, Supervision and Feedback Skills

    This course has been designed for staff who supervise team member. The course explores how to conduct appropriate supervisions with supervisee's, provide some tools needed to give constructive feedback and manage different learning styles within a team. Learn the practicle skills to improve your supervisions, to get the best out of your team members and to support them to thrive.