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Health & Social Care Professions Interprofessional Conference 2017 – Fully Booked
This event has been FULLY BOOKED. There will be no waiting list established for this event. DOWNLOAD FINAL CONFERENCE AGENDA HERE. Building a Culture of Reflective Practice Health & Social Care Professions are hosting their annual Interprofessional Conference on Wednesday 27th September 2017 Attend interactive sessions provided by subject matter experts and reflective practitioners to discover a practical approach to engaging in Reflective Practice in your professional practice Hosted by HSCP CPD Officers Network:- AMLS, AOTI, IASW, IASLT, IICMS, IIRRT, INDI, ISCP, PSI, SCI and SPI in association with HSE HSCP Education + Development Office. Click here for Carmel Haltons…
Find out more »Refresh your Life: Resilience workshop – Kilkenny
Social Care Ireland have secured seven places for Social Care Workers on this inter professional CPD event which explores how professional's can enhance their Resilience in both their professional and personal lives. Places are limited and early booking is advisable. The workshop aims to equip participants with the tools to deal with the inevitable stresses and strains of everyday life, both in the workplace and outside. You will have an opportunity to reflect on your life and learn what science has uncovered about becoming healthier, happier and more resilient. Psychologist Shane Martin will focus on simple yet powerful practices that…
Find out more »Disability, Sexuality and Relationships-Supporting service users to make choices.
This Conference has been jointly run by Social Care Ireland & the Irish Association of Social workers. It was postponed earlier on in the year, it is now being held in the Radisson Blu in Athlone. Background and Context Knowing how best to vindicate the rights of people with disabilities in relation to sexuality and reproductive health can be a complex matter for many Health and Social Care Professions (HSCP). Domestic and international policy and legislation conflicts while professionals themselves share a wide variety of ethical perspectives in relation to sexuality and reproductive rights. For example, a survey by…
Find out more »Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (Cork)
Social Care Ireland are coordinating a two day Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy in Bru Columbanus, Wilton Way, Cork on the 31st Oct. and 1st Nov. 2017. The key aim of this workshop is that participants will learn to observe, assess, evaluate, and formulate treatment using the client’s environmental influencers as well as their thoughts, moods and emotions, and behaviour. The approaches presented are usable, up-to-date and strongly evidence-based. Course Learning Outcomes • On completion of the course participants should be able to; • Describe the CBT model • Outline the principles of CBT • Discuss the importance of therapeutic…
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