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Description
This webinar explores the challenges professionals face when individuals are "out of sight" - and what more we can do to ensure they are not out of mind, or at risk of harm.
Drawing on recent Adult Support and Protection (ASP) Learning Reviews, the webinar examines situations where services struggled to engage meaningfully with individuals at risk. Through expert insights and real-world case reflections, the webinar asks: are we truly listening, adapting, and responding in ways that meet people where they are?
Sessions in the webinar:
- Introduction: Learning from Practice (Yvonne Davidson, NHS Grampian)
- Why people don't engage (Maggie Whyte, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist)
- The power of relationship-based practice (Luan Grugeon, NHS Grampian & Lindsey Flockheart, Aberdeenshire HSCP)
- The role of police in safe and well checks (Rachel Barclay, Harm Reduction Police Officer)
- Escalating unmanaged or unknown risk (Kenny O'Brien, Assistant Director of Public Protection, NHS Grampian)
- Keeping the door open (Vicki Low, ASP Lead Officer, Moray Council)
Useful for
Health and social care professionals, police, housing officers, and anyone else working with adults who may be at risk
