Safeguarding People and Self-Care
Safeguarding people and self-care
Date: 17 April
Time: 7pm-8.30pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Dealing with safeguarding issues can be extremely challenging. It is, therefore, important to take time to reflect on current practices and to understand how people can take care of their own wellbeing and how we can prioritise the wellbeing of those who may be unable to do so. This event will count as 90 minutes of CPD, and you’ll get a certificate of attendance after the event for your records.
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What’s in store for you at this CPD event?
During this workshop, you’ll:
- Explore current safeguarding issues and their impacts
- Focus on the wellbeing of people
- Reflect on self-care and support for professionals within the safeguarding field
By the end of this session, you will have a deeper understanding of:
- Current safeguarding people updates and issues
- How to prioritise your own wellbeing when working in this field
- How to support others around you
Who should attend?
This webinar is for any healthcare professional working within a safeguarding setting. It is an opportunity to reflect and absorb new ideas regarding self-care, support, and wellbeing for all.
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Get to know our esteemed guest speaker
Brea Attrill
Brea has worked within the social housing sector for over 10 years within in care and supported accommodation. Brea has managed her organisation’s operational and strategic response to domestic abuse, she plays a key role in raising awareness of abuse and neglect, developing training programs, leading on section 42 enquires and embedding good practice.
Brea has a wealth of knowledge and has worked across a diversity of settings such as; older persons accommodation, residential care homes, mental health pathways, learning disabilities and autism accommodation, homelessness and substance misuse pathway, and multiple complex-needs units. She has vast experience of working with safeguarding adult boards and sub groups, inputting into local workforce development and continued improvements.
Safeguarding people and communities regardless of circumstance has always been a passion of Brea’s, due to working with vulnerable adults and children for the majority of her career, Brea knows the importance of collaboratively working when it comes to safeguarding, building key relationships with stakeholders and working together effectively. She is a keen promoter of co-creation of services and training, with the service users and organisations staff.
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