• Tuesday 19th November (9:30am-4:30pm)
• Maximum 4 places per organisation

The 1-day PIE Foundation course in Psychologically Informed Environments will help staff learn more about the PIE approach and how this can influence their role in a positive way. The training helps improve understanding of people with complex needs and ACEs, as well as learning to use psychological tools and skills that can be useful in improving the outcomes of interactions with service users, support sessions and meetings.

This training is aimed at:

• Third sector support providers: Frontline support staff and team leaders in homelessness and housing-related support services

• Housing associations: Frontline staff and team leaders in housing-related support teams, rent teams, housing management teams, ASB teams, community development teams.

• Local authorities: Frontline staff and team leaders in homelessness teams, housing options / solutions teams and Supporting People teams.

Maximum 4 places per organisation: Each organisation can book a maximum of 4 places on each training course - this is to ensure that a variety of organisations are able to secure places.

Contact details: Please fill in accurate email addresses and telephone numbers for attendees. If we need to postpone the training due to bad weather or trainer illness then we need to get hold of attendees to let them know - and this may be outside of office hours.

Cancellations: Please let us know at least one week before the training if someone cannot attend - there is a lot of demand for this training and late cancellations last year led to places being wasted. You may be charged if you do not give us one week’s notice of the cancellation.