Training
Trusted Assessor Training: Simple aids of daily living, Level 2 or 3
Our next online course is Friday 21st March 2025
This OCN London accredited one day course provides competence and confidence to enable staff to assess for, prescribe and install simple aids of daily living equipment (e.g. toilet surrounds, bath boards, chair raisers, grab rails and much more). Learners will recognise contraindications of equipment provision and will know when to refer to Qualified Occupational Therapists in more complex cases. As well as ‘in-person’ training at our venue or yours, we now also offer a one day live training course via Teams with one of our consultant OT trainers. We have been providing Trusted Assessor Training since 2012. Our training incorporates PPT, videos, and break out exercises. Delegates will receive a personal portfolio of their work and certification. For Level 3 will need you to submit a case study. We can train six delegates in one day.
Suitable for:
Professionals working in Social Care, Reablement and Health
Support Staff in Health and Social Care settings
Retailers requiring accreditation to supply and fit equipment
Housing Association and Home Improvement Agency Staff
Anyone wishing to familiarize themselves with the assessment for and provision of Simple Aids of Daily Living
Contact us for more details karen@dotsdisability.co.uk or 01202 771336
“Very helpful training, it was informative and engaging. Seeing physical examples e.g. measuring rails, bath boards etc made it easier to absorb the information.
Thank you Adjoa. Very informative and well delivered, you made it very interesting.
Good trainer, enthusiastic, knowledgeable and held my interest. Adjoa made it easy to understand how to measure for low level equipment.
The course had mixed learning styles such as reading, writing, discussion and activities. an
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Disability Equality Training
Our disability equality training enables learners to gain confidence and competence in providing services to disabled people with a range of impairment types in a safe and comfortable setting. Learners gain an understanding of the Social Model of Disability, disability etiquette and language, the Equality Act 2010 and how to remove barriers to access and improve customer service. The course is highly interactive, fun and informative.
Suitable for:
All customer facing staff – business, voluntary sector and statutory sector
Anyone wishing to challenge their present thinking, understand the Social Model of Disability and update their knowledge
Learners will each receive a Disability Equality Training Certificate.
Trusted Technician Training
Trusted Technician training is also available, enquire for details.
Contact: karen@dotsdisability.co.uk or 01202 771336
Cost: on request