Managing Aggression & Violence in Mental Health Settings UK

Managing Aggression & Violence in Mental Health Settings Communication, Violence Reduction & Therapeutic De-escalation in PICU & Prison Settings. This OFC program help you Reduce Violence. Improve Safety. Build Therapeutic Relationships. Develop practical skills in therapeutic communication, trauma-informed care, violence reduction, and de-escalation techniques for mental health, PICU, forensic, and prison healthcare environments. WHY STUDY WITH OFC TRAINING COLLEGE: ✅ Evidence-Based Practice ✅ Face-to-Face & Online Delivery ✅ CPD Certificate Available ✅ Suitable for NHS, Private & Agency Staff Course Fee: £80 per person Upcoming Dates: 16–17 June 2026 25–26 June 2026 Training Locations: Brighton Burgess Hill Croydon Derby 📧 info@ofctrainingcollege.co.uk 📞 07760895495 COURSE OVERVIEW Aggression and violence can present significant challenges within mental health, forensic, PICU, and prison healthcare settings. This practical training programme equips learners with the knowledge, confidence, and communication skills required to safely manage challenging behaviour while maintaining dignity, professionalism, and therapeutic relationships. The programme focuses on understanding aggression as communication, recognising early warning signs, reducing escalation, and applying evidence-based interventions that promote recovery and least restrictive practice. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This programme is suitable for: ✔ Mental Health Nurses ✔ Registered Nurses ✔ Support Workers ✔ Healthcare Assistants ✔ PICU Staff ✔ Prison Healthcare Teams ✔ Agency & Bank Staff ✔ Nursing Students ✔ International Mental Health Practitioners ✔ Healthcare Organisations WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: Day 1 – Foundations of Therapeutic Communication & Violence Reduction Day 2 – Therapeutic De-escalation in PICU & Prison Settings CERTIFICATION Participants who successfully complete the programme will receive an: OFC Training College Certificate of Completion Issued by: Osa First Care Ltd (UK)