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Marian Brandon’s analysis of 47 serious case reviews (Brandon et al, 2008) showed that the families involved shared many characteristics, particularly the preponderance of domestic violence, mental health difficulties and substance misuse among parents and carers.
| Key information Dates (2012) TBC Duration One day Fees £200 per delegate Discounts may be available for multiple bookings: call 0844 892 1026 |
This introductory course will provide the opportunity for you to gain an understanding of the nature and impact of these factors on children and their families.
Professionals who work with children and/or their families.
This is an introductory course, but you will need to have a basic understanding of safeguarding and child protection. We offer basic awareness training: see our list of training courses.
Through face-to-face learning from experienced professionals. A range of methods will be used to help build up skills and knowledge and there will be opportunities to reflect on attitudes.
Methods include formal input, large and small group discussions, working with DVD materials.
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We offer a range of courses with a focus on different forms of abuse, including neglect. Child development training will build on knowledge of the impact of abuse. Those who have specific responsibilities for child protection in their organisation would find it helpful to attend designated persons training: see our training courses.
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