The term reablement has been used in the UK since 2001. Reablement aims to restore optimum levels of physical and psychosocial well-being by; helping the client develop new skills, altering the impairment or adapting the physical and psychosocial environment. Reablement aims to address the self-care deficit by: boosting confidence to regain old skills, altering the impairment or adapting the environment to the new circumstances. This one-day course is not just aimed at Reablement workers but is useful for those carers who may take over the care of some partially reabled clients and need to maintain the gains achieved by knowing when to ‘do for’ and when to ‘do with’ those in their care.
10 benefits you will gain by attending:-
Create a shared understanding of what is meant by the term reablement.
Look at issues that empower & disable clients.
Identify the physical & psychosocial blockages that can impede recovery.
Explore ways to improve peoples’ self-confidence.
Understand the benefits of following a person-centred model of care.
Discuss the support-challenge model of helping.
Identify some common ‘hands-off’ ways of supporting people.
Identify ways to motivate people to change.
Understand the pivotal role detailed record keeping plays in successful care.
Demonstrate how to give effective feedback.
“One of the best courses I have been on. Should be compulsory for all care staff across the board. Excellently presented by a tutor who clearly believes in the value of what he is teaching”