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Hidden Harm: Impact on Children of Parental Mental Illness/Substance Misuse
April 28, 2022 @ 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Hidden Harm: Impact on Children of Parental Mental Illness/Substance Misuse
Duration: 1 Day
Type: Virtual face-to-face
Course aim
To raise awareness of the hidden impact on children and young people of substance misuse or mental illness within the family and increase practitioners use of ERSCP Hidden Harm Tool Kit.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course you will:
- Have considered what life might be like for children living with parents/carers who are using drugs or alcohol and/or have a mental health problem
- Have an understanding of the short and long term impact on children
- Have explored how substance misuse and/or mental illness affects parents/carers ability to meet their children’s needs
- Start to use the ERSCB Hidden Harm Tool Kit and other relevant tools
Additional Information
This course replaces Level 2 – Adult Mental Health and Safeguarding Children and Parental Substance Misuse: The Impact on Children
ERSCP Virtual Training Ground Rules
To make sure all participants can focus on and get the most from the virtual courses available, we ask that you:
- only apply for courses when you are free to commit to the whole session(s)
- join early to check equipment and links are working
- wear headphones when there are children or others around for whom it would not be appropriate to listen to the content of the course
- use a space where there is minimal noise and no interruptions if joining from an office
- complete all pre-course learning prior to joining a course. This is usually sent as an attachment in an email from erscp.training@eastriding.gov.uk
- remain visible and engaged with the course activity throughout the session
- cancel via email in advance (5 days) as we often have others on a waiting list who would like to take your place
- email ERSCP training with “TODAY” as the subject if you are unable to take part in training on the day, you should include an explanation for why you are unable to take part (illness, personal emergency etc). Failure to do so will mean that your agency will be charged a non-attendance fee.
- only answer calls or emails during the training when having a break
- be kind to yourself and give yourself a break between the end of the training and your next activity.
We ask all practitioners (and their managers) applying for training to ensure in advance that they have enough time in work to complete pre-course learning and can undertake training without simultaneously doing other activities. This will enable them to focus and to gain the maximum possible from ERSCP training.
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