Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder which can affect people who have been involved in, or witnessed a dangerous event.

The way in which Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder affects people varies, and includes signs such as experiencing flashbacks to the event, dreaming about the event, emotional confusion, guilt, anxiety and tension.

•  It is estimated that up to 3 in a 100 people may develop PTSD at some stage in life.  
  
• In England 3 in 100 adults screened positive for PTSD

This training course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to provide support to people who experience the disorder and identify with the possible causes and affects.

Date -  Tuesday 21^st February 2017 - 9:30PM – 12:45PM     

The Venue :   Liverpool Social Care Partnership CIC, West Derby Community Association, Lowlands, 13 Hayman’s Green, West Derby, L12 7JG.

Cost – LSCP Members (2016/17 membership paid)     £38.00pp

          Non-member                                             £50.00 pp

The course has been developed using the most up-to-date guidance from Skills for Care/Health. in addition to: 

• NICE guideline [CG26] 
• QCF Unit 13 Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD (T/506/2904)

Please note that If a delegate does not attend a course, and we have not been previously informed by email, the employer of that individual will still be invoiced for the applicable amount.

The costs includes learning materials, handouts, slides and certificates will be sent on receipt of payment. Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be served during the day, lunch however will not.

I have attached flyers which give further details of the courses, in addition to a booking form, should you wish to reserve places.

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If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to call us on the number below.

Thank you

The LSCP Team