Explores supporting a person’s spiritual needs at end of life. Explains spirituality means what gives someone meaning and shows how to listen and respond compassionately to them.

Explains the strengths-based approach in care. It encourages carers to focus on each person’s abilities and strengths, and to support their goals and use their support networks.

Focuses on improving support for older people with learning disabilities (some with challenging behaviour). Based on research, it explores what excellent care looks like and how to involve families and professionals in providing it.

Explains the SWAN model for end-of-life and bereavement care. Describes this approach (Signs, Words, Actions, Needs) to ensure people receive dignified care in their final days and families feel supported.

Two-part webinar on assessing and relieving common end-of-life symptoms in care homes. Learn how to identify symptoms like pain or restlessness, and non-drug methods to keep residents comfortable at end-of-life.

Explains what Tuberculosis (TB) is and how it spreads. Covers the difference between latent and active TB, common symptoms (like a cough), and how to support someone to complete TB treatment.

Explores Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) from the perspectives of people with ADHD and their carers. Covers what scientific research reveals about ADHD, and examines the effectiveness of various treatments and therapies for managing the condition.

Learn what autism is and how to support autistic people in a person-centred way. Covers communication and sensory differences, and how to help autistic individuals develop skills and stay healthy.

Gain advanced knowledge about autism. Covers positive support approaches, how autism understanding has changed over time, supporting life transitions, available therapies, and safeguarding vulnerable autistic individuals.

Learn what domestic abuse is and how common it is. Understand the signs, risk factors, impact on victims (including children), and know what support and laws exist to protect them.