BESPOKE TAILORED TRAINING

Client - Centred

Training

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Sessions are adapted to reflect the client’s routines, equipment, care requirements and preferences, helping teams deliver person-centred, safe and consistent care.

What is Client-Centred Training?

Client-centred training is designed specifically around the person receiving care. Rather than delivering general training alone, sessions are adapted to reflect the client’s individual needs, diagnosis, equipment, daily routines, communication, risks and care requirements. This helps make training more relevant, relatable and immediately applicable for the team providing support.

Training can consider:

  • the client’s diagnosis and clinical needs

  • their daily routines and preferences

  • specific care tasks carried out by the team

  • equipment used in the client’s care

  • potential risks or complications relevant to the client

  • the care environment where support is delivered

  • the experience and confidence of the care team

Heather holding a small dog whilst delivering client-centred epilepsy training at a client home

Who is this Service for?

  • New client package mobilisation

  • Directly employed teams

  • Case manager teams

  • CQC care provider teams

  • PHB funded staff teams

  • Families (+ pets!)

Why Client-Centred Training Matters

Bespoke training that is tailored to the individual receiving care helps ensure information is directly relevant to the team providing care. When staff fully understand the client’s specific needs, routines and equipment, they are better able to apply their knowledge confidently and consistently in practice.

Client-centred training can help:

  • improve confidence when carrying out care tasks

  • promote consistency across the care team

  • support safer practice in complex care environments

  • help staff understand the reasons behind specific care approaches

  • reduce uncertainty when responding to complications or changes

  • encourage a more person-centred approach to care

  • encourage team discussions and clarify queries within teams

By linking training directly to the individual’s care plan, needs and environment, learning becomes easier to apply in day-to-day practice.

How Training is Tailored to the Client

Once the training subjects have been agreed, Heather will request any relevant care plans for review.* She may also arrange a video or telephone call with a nominated person, such as a team leader, manager, family member or the client themselves, to ask questions and gather relevant information before the training session.

This preparation helps ensure the training reflects the client’s individual care needs, clinical requirements, routines, equipment and identified risks, and is relevant to the team supporting them.

New package mobilisation? Heather can review the client’s care needs and develop a bespoke training package covering the areas of care the team will be required to support.

*Consent is required before any care plans or other personal or health information are shared, and the relevant consent form must be completed.

How Training is Delivered

Training can be adapted to suit the size of the team, the experience of attendees and the complexity of the client’s care needs.

Training includes:

  • face-to-face training delivered at a suitable venue or in the client’s home

  • a combination of theory, discussion and practical demonstration

  • small group sessions limited to 10 learners to allow time for questions and discussion

  • opportunities to practise relevant skills in a supported environment

  • certificates provided to attendees following completion of the session

Monitor displaying epilepsy training and assortment of training rescue medications at client home

Conditions and Care Needs Supported

Training can be tailored to the individual client, recognising that complex health and care needs vary from person to person.

Conditions and care needs commonly supported include:

  • acquired brain injury (ABI)

  • spinal cord injury (SCI)

  • cerebral palsy (CP)

  • epilepsy and seizure disorders

  • enteral PEG feeding via gastrostomy or jejunostomy

  • complex medication administration

  • continence care, including catheter or bowel management

  • Neuromuscular conditions such as spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) or muscular dystrophy (DMD)

  • respiratory support needs, including tracheostomy, cough assist, suction, oxygen therapy or ventilation

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FAQ SECTION

Frequently Asked Questions - Client Centred Training

FROM HEATHER TO YOUR TEAM

Bespoke Clinical Training for Complex Care Teams

Not all care settings are the same. If you support clients with specific or complex care needs, a standard course may not always be the right fit. Heather offers fully bespoke, client-centred training packages designed around the individual receiving care and the team supporting them.

Before bespoke training is delivered, Heather will review relevant care information and, where appropriate, speak with you directly to gather person-centred information so each session reflects the client’s care needs, routines, equipment and preferences.

1) Get in touch

Talk to Heather about your team, your client and the areas of care you would like the training to cover.

2) Consultation visit or video call

Heather reviews relevant care information and gathers person-centred details to shape the content of your session.

3) Training delivered your way

Hands-on, practical training tailored to the client’s individual care needs to support safe, relevant and consistent practice

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