This interactive workshop covers the different factors that can make accessing and using SDS more complex.

Using realistic case studies, discussion and shared learning, we will consider different perspectives and explore how SDS principles, legislation, guidance, good practice and wider resources can help when navigating more challenging situations.

By the end of the session, you will:

Recognise factors that can contribute to complex SDS situations.

Use SDS principles, legislation, guidance and examples of good practice to explore realistic cases.

Identify practical approaches and wider resources that can help when supporting people.

Reflect on learning that can strengthen your own work.

Who is it for?

Professionals with a working knowledge of SDS who encounter more complex situations in their role, such as frontline workers and managers from independent support organisations, advocacy workers or social workers.

Format: 3-hour online interactive workshop, including realistic case studies, discussion, reflection and shared learning.

Contact the host of Dealing with Complex SDS Situations (SDSS Training Module 3)

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