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Newcomer Training Course Outline ~ Basic
Training for Frontline Care Providers

Module 1 - Being Effective on The Frontlines  

  • The Role and Purpose of the Frontline worker

  • Responsibilities of the Frontline Worker

  • Effective Time Management on the Frontlines

  • Being an Effective Frontline Worker

  • Effective Use of Care Plans

  • Survival Tips for the Frontlines

  • Review of Adults Living with an Intellectual Disability Act

 

Module 2 - Practical Tools for Working for Neurodivergent Individuals

  • Understanding Neurodivergence

  • A Brief Overview of Neurodivergent Conditions

  • Tips for Supporting Neurodivergent Clients

  • Tips for Supporting Neurodivergent Colleagues

 

Module 3 - Effective Documentation & Reporting

  • The Importance of Effective Documentation & Reporting

  • Effective Documentation and Reporting Skills

  • Keys to Good Documentation/Reporting

  • Guidelines for Effective Documentation

  • Guidelines on Reporting
     

Module 4 - Effective Communication & Teamwork

  • Effective Communication:

    • Understanding Communication

    • Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication

    • Communication Styles

    • Barriers to Communication

    • Signs of Poor Communication

    • Tips for Practicing Effective Communication

  • Teamwork

    • Understanding Teams

    • Factors that Impact Teams

    • Tips for building a Strong Team

    • Tips for being a Effective Team Player

 

Module 5 - Practical Tools for Building Capacity in Clients

  • Understanding the Term “Building Capacity”

  • A Look at Supported Decision Making

  • Key Aspects of Building Capacity

  • Essential Qualities that help When Building Capacity in Clients

  • Tips for Building Client Capacity
     

Module 6 - Safety on the Frontlines

  • The Importance of understanding Protection Matters and Safety on the Frontlines

  • Protection Matters to Consider

  • Safety Matters to Consider

  • Tips for staying safe on the Frontlines
     

Module 7 – Cultural Competency

  • Foundational Understanding of Canadian culture

  • Self-Awareness and Biases Reflection: Recognizing one's own cultural biases, values, and assumptions

  • Tips for Practicing Effective Cross-Cultural Communication  

  • Empathy and Respect: Demonstrating genuine care and respect for clients

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