Establishing safe and professional relationships with our clients is a fundamental part of support work.  At the core of this are Professional Boundaries.

Boundaries set the parameters which differentiate between a professional and personal relationship and are essential to providing a safe and supportive environment, both to the clients we support and ourselves.

Knowing how to behave professionally and responsibly at work is based on more than common sense.  Lack of awareness of professional expectations can have very serious consequences. This half day course sets out these expectations through the exploration of professional, organisational, legislative and good practice guidelines.

This course will support you to:

• increase your responsibility and awareness of professional boundaries
• understand the difference between personal and professional behaviours
• clearly define what constitutes unprofessional behaviour
• increase awareness and understanding of vulnerabilities and risk factors
• understand the limits of confidentiality
• describe good practice and reflect on your own practice
• apply techniques to create and maintain healthy professional boundaries
• understand appropriate action to take if a breach to a professional boundary occurs 
• explore how boundaries outside of work, including online, may affect professional boundaries

Who should attend?

Suitable for all staff working with vulnerable adults and young people 

Level:

Introductory

Duration: 

This course will be delivered over 1 session (10am – 1pm):  15 March 2023.   This online course will not be recorded.

 

The trainer delivered the course in a very friendly and relaxing manner, this helped keep my concentration and made the training a lot more enjoyable.

  

In-house

This course is also available in-house.  Prices start from £710 for up to 16 people to be delivered online. This can be a cost-effective way of training staff and can be tailored to best meet the needs of your organisation.

For more information see In-house Training

Please contact the Learning & Development Team for further assistance: [email protected]  or telephone  01273 645420