This course is designed for care and support staff who want to improve their understanding of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and how it can affect the people they support.
It is suitable for staff working across residential and nursing care, supported living, domiciliary care, live-in care and other Health & Social Care settings, as well as Housing Support Teams providing direct care and support.
Duration
1/2 day
Delivery
Face-to-face or online
The course uses interactive learning methods including tutor facilitation, questionnaires, interactive polls, scenarios, breakout activities, questioning and participation, followed by an end-of-session assessment.
Group size
Up to 12 learners
Smaller groups can be arranged where a more personalised learning experience is required.
Certification
Learners receive an ILS Certificate of completion following successful completion of the course.
Why choose ILS?
OCD is often misunderstood, with common myths and stereotypes potentially affecting how people experiencing the condition are treated.
Our training helps staff look beyond those misconceptions, develop a better understanding of the person’s experience and feel more confident providing compassionate, person-centred support.
Can this course be tailored?
Yes. We can tailor the course around your organisation, the people you support and the situations your staff may encounter. This can include relevant scenarios, policies, procedures and examples from your own care environment.