People often underestimate the power of communication and how strong interpersonal skills can forge connection, positively influence in a variety of scenarios, and advance your career. Research suggests there is compelling evidence which demonstrates that those who excel in communication practices foster vital improvements in ‘emotional intelligence’ or emotional quotient (EQ) and are proven to build improved relationships.

This topic is based around the ethics, legal and moral limits, and standards which you must deploy as a professional Support Worker to protect customers and your fellow workers from physical, emotional and financial harm, ensuring you are not compromised in any way. Differing from other topics covered, there are clear parameters that need to be consistently followed and applied, therefore this session is unlike other more fluid areas covered in previous blogs.

Essentially it is the combination of many interconnecting elements, tailoring the service a Support Worker provides to their customer, enabling their quality of life, facilitating their fulfillment as well as essential needs and requirements around health and safety. These are it holistic and particular to the customer needs and preferences.