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Training Expression of Interest

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Supported Decision-Making: Building Mental Health and Psychosocial Workforce Skills

Course Fee: Members $175 | Non-members $220  add

Duration3 hours
Course Outcomes
  •  Know what Supported Decision Making (SDM) is and how it differs from other decision-making approaches 
  • Understand the values that underpin SDM in the context of mental health and psychosocial support work and how it aligns with trauma-informed, recovery-oriented practice 
  • Understand SDM in the context of human rights, legislation, policy reform, legal capacity and risk management 
  • Be aware of the factors that may influence and challenge SDM in practice  
  • Gain practical experience in using the steps to achieve SDM  
  • Understand how to support people living with mental health conditions to make decisions that meet their aspirations, and maximise autonomy and independence in a way that fosters best outcomes for their recovery journey 

If you have any questions or issues completing the registration form below, please contact us by email training@mhcc.org.au or phone 02 9060 9627.

 

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