Emotional abuse
Emotional abuse affects the life chances of children and young people and requires skilled confident staff to constantly update their practice to remain vigilant and curious. Interface has worked with a large number of local authorities and specialists to ensure our training offer is current and up to date to ensure staff feel prepared to assess the needs of children. This hands on and evidence-based course is suitable for professionals working directly with families in a range of settings.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the signs and symptoms of emotional harm.
- Understand the feelings of children who are experiencing emotional harm.
- Consider a theoretical model of developmental stages of emotional abuse.
- Apply frameworks for the assessment of parental capacity to change.
- All courses are offered on a Face to Face or Virtual basis.
- Bespoke & Open Training Courses Available.
Case Studies
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Level 5 OPEN Training Oct 21 Cohort
Read MoreThis cohort of 10 learners came from Health, Local Authorities and colleagues from a range of voluntary sector organisations
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Shropshire Early Help – Practitioner Programme
We delivered a face to face four-day program to a range of staff providing whole family support both in schools and the local authority Early Help remit.Read More -
LB Croydon, Family Hub Workforce: Building Skills, Confidence and Collaboration
Read MoreDrawing on our extensive experience of supporting Family Hub development nationally, we created a 4 day practitioner-focused induction programme that reflected current policy, relationship-based practice and the realities of delivering integrated early intervention services.
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Level 5 OPEN Training
Read MoreThis cohort saw learners from Local Authorities including Shropshire, Essex, Camden and Nottingham and a range of voluntary sector organisations including PACT (Prison Advice and Care Trust).
Cancellation Policy
Please see our cancellation terms / fees.