TRUSTED ASSESSOR COURSES
Developed over 25 years ago our popular range of courses has expanded since its inception. Originally designed to increase minor equipment and adaptation provision in the community to encourage safe and independent living, DLF training has continued this successful program increasing its reach into other essential areas to broaden the scope of a Trusted Assessor. Take a look at our range of courses below.
We are able to offer individual enrolment on our Level 3 Trusted Assessor: Assessing for Minor Adaptations (online option) and Level 4 Trusted Assessor: Assessing and Adapting the Home (blended learning option) alongside our full course options for each of these courses. At present, these are the only courses we are able to offer as open courses for individuals or small groups to book on to.
If you wish to book a full course, these are for a maximum of 12 learners, for all Trusted Assessor training courses, and are a set cost per course.
For further information or to book a course please contact us at professionals@dlf.org.uk.
SPECIALIST TRAINING
We are always developing new training solutions to meet the needs of employers and their staff.
Understanding Youth Mental Health coming soon
For further information or to book a course please contact us at professionals@dlf.org.uk.
PEOPLE HANDLING COURSES
A must for all professionals, our suite of People Handling courses will meet all your clinical needs. We have developed a specialist courses along with a refreshers course. DLF Training’s courses are CPD accredited. Trainees are presented with a Certificate of Attendance to attach to their CPD log as evidence of development once training is complete.
We are currently only offering these training courses as commissioned courses, meaning that you would need to purchase the full course (maximum of 8 people).
For further information or to book a course please contact us at professionals@dlf.org.uk.
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID (MHFA) COURSES
We all have mental health, just as we all have physical health. Mental ill health can strike at any time and can affect people from all walks of life. Although things are improving, stigma still exists around mental ill health. This means that people may not know how to support a friend, family member or colleague experiencing a mental health issue, or where to go for support with their own mental health. As an MHFA England Instructor member our Mental Health first Aid training packages will provide participants with the tools, knowledge and practical advice to help support the mental health of others and themselves.
For further information or to book a course please contact us at professionals@dlf.org.uk.
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