It is estimated that approximately 20% of Canadians will be affected by a mental health disorder in their lifetime. Today, 15 % of us are living with a mental health disorder. Personality disorders are among them, and cause great suffering. They have a considerable impact on the sufferer and those around him or her. People with personality disorders generally find it extremely difficult to establish and maintain relationships with others. This leads to distress and reduced self-esteem.
These people often suffer from other chronic illnesses, multiple addictions and poly-drug use. This makes it more difficult to express and understand many symptoms, such as pain. Hence the need to apply intervention strategies to make it easier to welcome these people with respect. These sufferers often confront our values and skills, forcing us to redefine our traditional ways of acting.
This course is a must! Every day, we come into contact with people with difficult personalities (colleagues, family members, customers, etc.) This very practical training course will give you all the tools you need to maintain balance and communicate effectively while earning respect. Adapted to professional challenges and daily life. For the entire care team: nurses, nursing assistants, managers, PABs, social workers, etc.
MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THIS TRAINING COURSE
Intervene with kindness and communicate effectively with people with personality disorders.
TARGET CUSTOMERS
This training course is particularly aimed at nurses, social workers, psycho-educators, PABs, all professionals and stakeholders, and members of management.
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Case studies (do's and don'ts) for a caring intervention that avoids cleavage and negative emotions, videos and exercises for introspection are used. The training emphasizes the positive side-effects of disorders on each individual, and what they bring to society and to a work team.
6 hours of videos + 1 hour of quizzes and brainstorming exercises
You have 1 year's access to your online training.
7-hour accredited certificate
Trainer: Mireille Guillemette, B.Ed. nurse, author and speaker
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Mylène Lafrenière says:
Good evening! I wanted to start the training, unfortunately I have no sound during the video.
thank you
yet my computer sound and headphones work fine.
Mireille Guillemette says:
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Mary Dany Otis says:
thank you for your very interesting training.
Michèle Robitaille says:
It was very enriching, the content was good and I am very happy to have taken this course.
Karine Malépart says:
Hello!
Thank you for this great training. I'm a nursing assistant at CHU Ste-Justine and I've been diagnosed with BPD myself. You've helped me see myself in a different light and I now have more tools to better act and intervene in my work.
Thank you very much!
Esther Joachim says:
Hello
I would like to congratulate you on this training course, which was very interesting. Thank you
Isabelle Gervais says:
Thank you for the training, very interesting Good tone of the trainer and well popularized.
Laura Libralesso says:
Enriching, highly structured training that changed my perception! Looking forward to
Julie Fortin says:
Thank you very much! My first experience with online training. I enjoyed yours. Very enriching and the pace was perfect.
Amelie Dupre says:
Very interesting and rewarding training