Training
SALTIE’s training is distinct. Because all SALTIE facilitators are also practitioners, our training emphasizes applied learning. We are not reliant on PowerPoint presentations. Instead, we bring ideas and possibilities for learning into a workshop and empower participants to connect these to their work. We use rehearsal, case discussion, facilitator modelling and introduce practical tools and resources.
We support and extend learning through responsive teaching.
We liaise with organisers to understand the training need at a nuanced level. Because of our knowledge of the field and extensive training experience, we also make suggestions to learning and development teams about how to best ‘hit the mark’ with training. We evaluate all our training to continuously improve. Our training feedback consistently highlights the benefits of using SALTIE’s knowledgeable and applied facilitators.
SALTIE Training
Clinical Supervision
Advanced Clinical Supervision
Supervising staff managing high risk clients
Foundations for Supervision for new supervisors
Forensic Supervision Masterclass
Skill Development for Communication
High quality report writing essentials
Case formulation; approaches and applications
Strengths based models and protective factors
Understanding and developing risk scenarios
Effective Care Teams
Cornerstone to functional care teams
Courageous conversations; addressing what really matters
Psychologically Safe Work Practices
Self care experiential workshop for practitioners and case managers
Vicarious trauma awareness
Management and Exectives
Change leadership; tools and ideas for immediate use
Developing your blueprint for mentally healthy workplaces
Ideas for Inspired Practice
Metaphors and other ideas that endure
Nature as an adjunct to everyday practice
Children and Young People
2-up model with complex youth
Adolescents who use violence (including family violence)
Supporting normative development and getting back on track
Clinical / Mental Health
Psychiatric conditions and strategies to support case management
Therapy in a multi-agency environment
Medicine of the mind; sharpening psychodiagnostics accuracy
Skill Development for Treatment
Reducing harmful sexual behaviours
Evidence based practice with adults who use violence
Working with offenders living with cognitive impairment
Autism and offending; the basics and beyond
Strategies to decrease weapon use with at risk youth
Offending and Forensic Issues
Techniques to address challenging behaviours
Cognitive behavioural approaches for case managers
Responding effectively to aggression
Denial; approaches in the forensic field