Online Training

  Supportive Intervention not Eviction Why learn with Clouds End Training Ltd? We bring both experience and now an accredited qualification which can take you further in your career or in further education. Qualification: The first CPD accredited Hoarding Awareness training in England. CPD Accredited: Guaranteeing updated content throughout the training year. Experience: Kayley Hyman gained a MSc in Mental Health at university, which lead her to a career within mental health & housing. Throughout her early career it was highlighted the lack of support out there for individuals with Hoarding Disorder which resulted in Kayley setting up Hoslistic Hoarding. The organisation

**Updated for 2022** Unique for virtual training only, this course will be delivered by both Heather Matuozzo Director Clouds End & Sharon McLoughlin Associate Consultant Clouds End. Combining their wealth of experience in both a professional and personal capacity combined over 50 years, the sessions will include best practice and examples of case work undertaken by both Heather & Sharon sharing with you their tips and can do approach. “Look at the person and not the Hoard” What will you learn? This course will enable learners to fully understand how hoarding affects people, empowering the learners to empathise with people

**Updated on 30/07/21 ** With new course dates “Look at the person and not their living conditions” What will you learn? This course will enable learners to fully understand how hoarding and self neglect affects people, empowering the learners to empathise with people who might be struggling with Self Neglect or Hoarding behaviours whilst exploring ways to develop skills for supporting clients to help themselves in how to overcome their inability to dispose of their belongings or be able to organise and support themselves in their homes. Every client is unique and the support that can be provided will be

Hoarding and Safeguarding Monday, 17th of May 2021 16:00 – 17:00 As we know safeguarding is everyone’s business but when is hoarding actually safeguarding. How to know and what to do. Who would be interested in this webinar? Anyone who comes across hoarding in their work such as fire fighters, social workers, housing officers, mental health workers, occupational therapists etc     Hoarding and Domestic Abuse *DATE CHANGED* Tuesday the 18th of May 2021 To lear more about the event click HERE     Help for those who hoard – Open Forum Wednesday, 19th of May 2021 16:30 – 17:30

What will you learn? This webinar assumes the learner has a basic understanding of some hoarding behaviour and people who hoard.Raising awareness of the environment people who hoard live in, the trainer will explore the relationship with domestic abuse and the stigma attached to the condition. Empowering the learner in how to empathise with people suffering from Hoarding Disorder whilst exploring how to support clients. Course Content  Background & Stigma of Hoarding Disorder Approaches to Hoarding and the relationship with domestic abuse The victims of domestic abuse Who is this course for?  Frontline workers, volunteers and supporters of people who hoard