For caregivers and career changers
In your work, you are in contact with people with disabilities and those requiring care. Promoting self-determined living is important to you. At the same time, there are moments that push you and the person entrusted to your care to their limits.
In this seminar, you will develop confidence in your practice through exchange with others and input from the instructor on fundamental pedagogical topics. A key insight is that the relationship with users is shaped by our internal guiding principles, our attitude, and our communication. Reflect on what constitutes good pedagogical work. Learn new approaches for your daily work. Case studies are welcome!
Contents:
- To put oneself in another person's shoes
- Dependence and independence
- Critical examination of one's own actions
- Setting your own boundaries
- Perceiving and recognizing conflicts
Target group: Caregivers, freelancers, volunteers, career changers.
Learning outcomes: After the seminar, you will have learned practical approaches for your professional actions in the care context.
