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Certificate of Achievement

Catriona Emma Kelly

has completed the following course:

The Role of Personal Assistants in Disability Support

UEA (University of East Anglia)

This online course covered the new initiative of personal assistants for disabled people. It explained what to expect from working relationships and what to do if conflicts arose. It required personal assistants and employers to think about the relationships that they wanted and how to best understand each others needs.

4 weeks, 2 hours per week

Professor Tom Shakespeare

Professor of Disability Research

UEA (University of East Anglia)

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Assess the working relationships between personal assistants and employers
  • Debate your own personal views about the personal assistance model
  • Develop your skills as a personal assistant or employer
  • Reflect on what a good working relationship looks like
  • Identify how you would resolve conflict in a working relationship

Syllabus

  • Introduction to Independent Living and Personal Assistance
  • Recruitment: finding the right fit
  • What sort of personal assistance relationship works for you?
  • Understanding potential difficulties in personal assistance relationships
  • Understanding and managing practical difficulties
  • Understanding and managing personal difficulties
  • Understanding and managing process difficulties
  • Understanding and resolving conflict
  • Moving forward with personal assistance relationships

Issued on 21st September 2020

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Free online course:

The Role of Personal Assistants in Disability Support

UEA (University of East Anglia)