Non-Instructed Advocacy Practice

The Non-Instructed Advocacy Practice course, provided by Handa Training and Development Ltd, is ideal for those who wish to know how non-instructed advocacy is defined and its differences from instructed advocacy. The course will explain when to use this model and the distinct challenges associated with it. This course provides explanations as to how various approaches and methods can be used to support individuals who lack capacity.

This course is suitable to new and experienced advocates, and comprises videos, exercises, case study, and quizzes. Relevant supporting materials can also be downloaded to help complete the exercises and case study.

This course includes:

• What lacking capacity means
• Essential differences between instructed and  non-instructed advocacy
• Approaches to use
• Roles that use non-instructed advocacy
• Specific challenges or dilemmas posed by non-instructed advocacy
• What to record and when to seek help
• What guidance exists in legislation and codes of practice to point you in right direction

This course comprises several lessons and you will then be asked to submit multiple-choice answers at the end. Once you have successfully completed all the parts of your qualification, you will get a certificate for your CPD which you can print off at home or work.

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Course Information

Course Instructors

Howard Author

andy Author