Level: Intermediate

Duration: 2 days

Maximum number of participants: 24
For training where G-map is the venue the maximum number of participants is 12; for other venues arranged by the purchaser, we can accommodate up to 25 participants.

Suitable for:

Specifically for those undertaking or supporting direct interventions with children and young people who have displayed inappropriate or harmful sexual behaviour; including YOT workers, social workers, police officers, health professionals, residential social workers, education staff and others in the safeguarding children/public protection network.

Prerequisites:

Participants are expected to have a good working knowledge of issues relating to work with children and young people who have displayed inappropriate or harmful sexual behaviour. 

Objectives:

• The Good Lives model as a framework for intervention planning and informing problem formulation, risk and needs.
• Planning services and therapeutic work
• A range of intervention techniques including offence process, cognitive distortions, schemas, relationship and social skills, risk management
• Key areas of intervention with the young person’s family and support system.

Participant testimonials:

“Yes, great knowledge of trainer and working model“

“Really enjoyed the small group and the different disciplines“

“Very lively and engaging presentation. Very knowledgeable facilitator“