There is a lot of information packed into the "Difficult, Disturbing & Dangerous Behaviour" and this has to focus on clarifying the skills needed by frontline staff to respond skilfully, effectively and with confidence to that behaviour. This means that there isn't always sufficient time to expand on some of the more contextual issues concerned with dangerousness. These videos are being recorded to address those concerns. They are called the Lockdown Videos because recording started during the second wave of the Coronavirus in November 2021.
- About the WorkshopAbout the Workshop
- The Lockdown Tapes: an Overview
The next group of videos cover some of the myths, misconceptions and commonly held assumptions that can get in the way of the management of dangerous behaviour.
- Myths #1: Size Matters
- Myths #2: Stay Calm
- Myths #3: Let them Ventt
- Myths #4: Gender Matters
- Myths #5: Mental Matters
Below you will find resources supporting your learning on our workshops in relation to:
Violence
Suicide
Self-harm
Psychosis
Trauma
You can also find links to relevant articles at IMPACT NEWS
VIOLENCE
The Implicit Harvard Association Tests
The Biological Basis of Hallucinations
Gender and Aggressive Behaviour
Psychopathy and Ant-social Personality Disorder
Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements
Humans have "Super Spidey Sense" for Danger Claim
SUICIDE
Suicide, Self-harm & Risk - Royal College of Psychiatrists
Gender Differences in Suicidal Behaviour
SELF-HARM
Suicide, Self-harm & Risk - Royal College of Psychiatrists