PMVA - Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression (1-Day Refresher Training)

Description

GSA PMVA – 1-Day Refresher Training Course delivered based on Client Training Needs Analysis
(TNA) delivered in line with Restraint Reduction Network Standards

What you will learn

1 Day Refresher
Legislation, Legal Frameworks + Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) Standards. Legal Responsibilities and Reasonable Force + Common law principles, Mental Capacity + Mental Health,
Behaviors of Concern, types of violence and causes of violence, Creating a Supportive Culture, De- escalation Strategies, Public Health Model (Primary, Secondary and Tertiary), Therapeutic Relationships + Person Centered Approach, Dynamic Risk Assessments, Stages of the Assault Cycle, Attitude and behavior cycle, Situational Awareness, Identifying, Managing and Reflecting on Triggers, Listening and Communication Skills (communication models), Voices of lived experience/ expert by Experience (Warning and Danger Signs), Impact of Trauma, Trauma informed Care, Duty of Candour, Diversity and inclusion

Risks Associated with Restraint, Verbal and Non-Verbal De-escalation Techniques, Documentation, Record Keeping + Post Incident De-briefing, Disengagement techniques (Wrist Grabs, Body Grabs, Hair/ Clothing Grabs) Role + Responsibilities of the Head Person 3
C's, Presenting + securing head.

Techniques + Practice of- Friendly Come Along - (including non-contact and stage one, two and figure of four), Higher level safe holds - (Forearm hold, Thumb on palm hold, Clenched fist hold, Seated de- escalation (Decent to chair, Trouble drills) Team approaches (Upper arm wrap, Upper arm wrap to secure hold, Upper arm wrap to supine hold (ready to decent to floor) Turning in and reverse.

Techniques+ Practice of - Supine Descent, Descent to floor in upper arm wrap, Upper arm wrap to elevated rest and return, Trouble drills (sniper position) Securing legs in supine upper legs and feet, Elevated rest to position, De-escalation on floor. Prone unintended descent to floor, upper rest to lower rest, securing legs and reinforcing legs, Turning from prone to Supine. Seclusion, Safety Pod rapid exit