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Self Esteem & Mental Health - Leicester - 03.05.12
One Day Multi-Agency Child & Adolescent Mental Health Training Event. An established course that has been well evaluated and highly received by Tier 1 professionals
All Trainers are experienced and practising Clinicians in Child Mental Health. The day aims to give a theoretical and practical overview of self esteem its effect on mental health and its relevance to multi-agency working with children and adolescents
Target Audience
Aimed at Tier 1 professionals from the statutory and voluntary sectors who work with children and young people.
Priority will be given to those who have attended the Foundation Level 1, Two Day Working Together in Children and Young Peoples Mental Health
Further Information
Contact either Lisa Anderson, Training Co-ordinator in Child Mental Health or Pratibha Patel, Training Administrator Tel: 0116 225 2888
How to Book
To attend please book your place by completing the booking form and forwarding to:
Pratibha Patel
Greenwood Institute of Child Health, Univeristy of Leicester, Westcotes Drive, Leicester, LE3 0QU
Email: pnp3@le.ac.uk
Self Esteem & Mental Health - Leicester - 24.07.12
One Day Multi-Agency Child & Adolescent Mental Health Training Event. An established course that has been well evaluated and highly received by Tier 1 professionals
All Trainers are experienced and practising Clinicians in Child Mental Health. The day aims to give a theoretical and practical overview of self esteem its effect on mental health and its relevance to multi-agency working with children and adolescents
Target Audience
Aimed at Tier 1 professionals from the statutory and voluntary sectors who work with children and young people.
Priority will be given to those who have attended the Foundation Level 1, Two Day Working Together in Children and Young Peoples Mental Health
Further Information
Contact either Lisa Anderson, Training Co-ordinator in Child Mental Health or Pratibha Patel, Training Administrator Tel: 0116 225 2888
How to Book
To attend please book your place by completing the booking form and forwarding to:
Pratibha Patel
Greenwood Institute of Child Health, Univeristy of Leicester, Westcotes Drive, Leicester, LE3 0QU
Inter-Professional Communication: unblocking the blocks - 28.03.12
Multi-Agency Safeguarding Children Training Event
One-Day Event
An exciting event using Eyewitness theatre group to focus participants on the issues facing Inter-professional Communication with the aim of improving communication between all professions. The event is for front line professionals and managers who need to work together to safeguard children.
This event meets the requirements for multi-agency level 3 safeguarding children training
Booking
Complete the booking form and return to Bina Parmar: Bina.Parmar@leicester.gov.uk by14th March 2012
Executive Summary of the Serious Case Review of Child H
The Executive Summary of the Serious Case Review of Child H has been published and can be downloaded from the Leicestershire and Rutland LSCB's website.
Learning from Serious Case Reviews - Leicester - 15.03.12 PM session
Background:
During 2011, Leicester Safeguarding Children Board co-ordinated 2 Serious Case Reviews, 1 Serious Incident Learning process and participated in a pilot review using the systems approach recommended by Professor Eileen Munro.
Purposes of each half-day briefing session:
Through presentations and discussion, delegates from a range of agencies will be able to examine, explore and discuss:
- What was learned from the various case review processes
- How practice is being changed as a result
Who should attend these briefing sessions?
Relevant Staff at all levels from the following agencies represented on the LSCB:
- Childrens Social Care services and Education services in Leicester City Council
- Leicestershire & Rutland Probation Trust
- Adults and Childrens Services within Leicestershire Partnership Trust
- Connexions
- East Midlands Ambulance Service
- University Hospitals of Leicester
- Childrens and Family Court Advisory Support Service
- Voluntary Agencies
- Adult Social Care services in Leicester City Council
- Youth Offending Service
- Leicestershire Police
- Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service
To book a free place on a briefing session please click here
Learning from Serious Case Reviews - Leicester - 15.03.12 AM session
Background:
During 2011, Leicester Safeguarding Children Board co-ordinated 2 Serious Case Reviews, 1 Serious Incident Learning process and participated in a pilot review using the systems approach recommended by Professor Eileen Munro.
Purposes of each half-day briefing session:
Through presentations and discussion, delegates from a range of agencies will be able to examine, explore and discuss:
- What was learned from the various case review processes
- How practice is being changed as a result
Who should attend these briefing sessions?
Relevant Staff at all levels from the following agencies represented on the LSCB:
- Childrens Social Care services and Education services in Leicester City Council
- Leicestershire & Rutland Probation Trust
- Adults and Childrens Services within Leicestershire Partnership Trust
- Connexions
- East Midlands Ambulance Service
- University Hospitals of Leicester
- Childrens and Family Court Advisory Support Service
- Voluntary Agencies
- Adult Social Care services in Leicester City Council
- Youth Offending Service
- Leicestershire Police
- Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service
To book a free place on a briefing session please click here
Learning from Serious Case Reviews - Leicester 14.03.12 PM session
Background:
During 2011, Leicester Safeguarding Children Board co-ordinated 2 Serious Case Reviews, 1 Serious Incident Learning process and participated in a pilot review using the systems approach recommended by Professor Eileen Munro.
Purposes of each half-day briefing session:
Through presentations and discussion, delegates from a range of agencies will be able to examine, explore and discuss:
- What was learned from the various case review processes
- How practice is being changed as a result
Who should attend these briefing sessions?
Relevant Staff at all levels from the following agencies represented on the LSCB:
- Childrens Social Care services and Education services in Leicester City Council
- Leicestershire & Rutland Probation Trust
- Adults and Childrens Services within Leicestershire Partnership Trust
- Connexions
- East Midlands Ambulance Service
- University Hospitals of Leicester
- Childrens and Family Court Advisory Support Service
- Voluntary Agencies
- Adult Social Care services in Leicester City Council
- Youth Offending Service
- Leicestershire Police
- Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service
To book a free place on a briefing session please click here
Learning from Serious Case Reviews - Leicester 14.03.12 AM session
Background:
During 2011, Leicester Safeguarding Children Board co-ordinated 2 Serious Case Reviews, 1 Serious Incident Learning process and participated in a pilot review using the systems approach recommended by Professor Eileen Munro.
Purposes of each half-day briefing session:
Through presentations and discussion, delegates from a range of agencies will be able to examine, explore and discuss:
- What was learned from the various case review processes
- How practice is being changed as a result
Who should attend these briefing sessions?
Relevant Staff at all levels from the following agencies represented on the LSCB:
- Childrens Social Care services and Education services in Leicester City Council
- Leicestershire & Rutland Probation Trust
- Adults and Childrens Services within Leicestershire Partnership Trust
- Connexions
- East Midlands Ambulance Service
- University Hospitals of Leicester
- Childrens and Family Court Advisory Support Service
- Voluntary Agencies
- Adult Social Care services in Leicester City Council
- Youth Offending Service
- Leicestershire Police
- Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service
To book a free place on a briefing session please click here