Working with Reluctant Parents and Disguised Compliance

Course Aims

To understand the characteristics of disguised compliance and the impact they have on outcomes for Children and Young People.
To look at strategies of working with disguised compliance and hard to engage families and the importance of information sharing.

Course Objectives

To develop a clearer understanding of how to identify disguised compliance at an earlier stage of interventions in order to ensure appropriate actions are taken at an earlier stage.
To develop a better insight into the impact of the professional involvement in relation to power imbalances.
To gain a better understanding of the effect of working with this particular type of service user group in relation to the professionals own feelings.

Testimonials

“Excellent training. Really enjoyed the group discussions and the multi-agency approach as always good to network and see things from other perspectives.” Multi-agency Staff – Bristol

“Thank you for a very helpful and insightful course; I will use all of this information in practice – a very good day.” Multi-agency Staff – Bristol

“Facilitator was excellent and delivered the training with knowledge, passion and great enthusiasm, making the learning easy to understand and at a pace to suit all.” Multi-agency Staff – Bristol

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