Conscious Care & Support (CCS) - Training Brunch & Learn - Positive Holistic Behaviour Support

Conscious Care & Support (CCS) - TrainingBrunch & Learn - Positive Holistic Behaviour Support

To optimally meet the holistic support needs of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, and / or a mood / mental health disorder, core competencies, traditional support practices, behavioural management strategies and accountability systems are ESSENTIAL, BUT ARE JUST NOT ENOUGH - EQUALLY ESSENTIAL IS THAT SUPPORTERS AND LEADERS MUST HAVE:

•    Mindful presence
•    Personal & professional emotional maturity e.g. emotional self-regulation skills
•    An uncompromising commitment to wanting to help others
•    Authentic compassion for all others even when we don’t feel like it
•    The most current evidence-based prevention and management interventions* necessary to compliment valuable however incomplete strategies

*CCS applies simple and practical research discoveries from the disciplines of mindfulness, neuroplasticity, social neurobiology, emotional freedom therapy, nutrition, GI health and biofeedback and integrates these sciences with what is relevant of conventional behavioural treatment and management.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

Families and carers, support professionals, leaders, therapists, and anyone with an interest in making a difference within the lives of others.

WHAT IS THE FOCUS:

Each session will unpack a section of the Conscious Care and Support best practices framework providing education along with practical examples and ideas for implementation.

Session 1 – 20.04.2021

Awareness Based Calming and De-escalation Skills offered by a Mindful Supporter

What is Anxiety? – Traditional Approaches to De-Escalation – Building Mindful Emotional Self-Regulation- CCS Approaches

Session 2 – 27.04.2021

Gastrointestinal (GI) and Bowel Health

GI, Bowel & Digestive Health is the Foundation for a Healthy Mind – Allergens, Intolerances, Infections – Effects of Sugar – CCS Approaches

Session 3 – 04.05.2021

Emotional and Mental Health

High percentage of traumatization of people we support, Medications – Psychotropics and Mood Stabilizers – Our Roles as an Advocate – Gut/Brain Connection – CCS Approach

Session 4 – 11.05.2021

Brain Development and Coherence – Sensory Integration and Processing 

Neurogenesis, Neuroplasticity, Neurostimulation and Neurochemical Production – Brain Coherence – Gut / Brain Connection and Inflammation, Hyper and Hypo Active Sense Stores – CCS Approach

Session 5 – 18.05.2021

The “5-C’s” of Support: Catch, Calm, Clarify, Choose, Connect 

Exploring “the human predicament” in which we all live that drives us to our less than optimal selves when providing support – unplugging the power struggles - building skills of self-awareness as a supporter – building emotional self-regulation - CCS Approach

When:   5 Sessions (online) - 90min each
            20th April – 18th May 2021 – 9.30am-11am

Where: Zoom – link will be sent on registration

Cost:     $50 per session - NDIS Claims available
            Downloads and all materials included

COMMENTS

“The work with our agency as Coordinator of Clinical Services and Leadership Development using his unique Conscious Care & Support process is definitely facilitating positive and sustainable change in our workers, family members, team leaders and managers.  His values and principles truly reinforce our beliefs regarding everyone’s potential to live a full and meaningful life.”

Donna Maraccio – Executive Director – Rygiel Supports for Community Living

“It (CCS Process) has been instrumental in helping us to refocus on why we are here and what really matters in what we do.”

Elizabeth Sloan – Director of Human Resources – Community Living Cambridge

“The professional and personal insights gained from Conscious Care & Support help to develop authentic caring and meaningful relationships.  This is a course that moves people from theory to practical applications in all areas of their lives.”

Chris Gefucia – Director of Residential Services – KW Habilitation

Facilitator - Michaela Kennedy – Director Jeder Institute
 
Michaela is a skilled practitioner, trainer, coach and mentor of Person Centred Approaches including Thinking frameworks, Maps, Paths, Lifestyle Planning and independent planning. Michaela facilitates Art of Hosting – Participatory Leadership training, Team building and Network building opportunities. She has worked in the disability sector in NSW (Australia) for over 20 years and has presented at numerous State and National Conferences.

Enquiries: Michaela Kennedy

Email: Michaela@jeder.com.au

Phone: 0409 646 665