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How to Organize Yourself: Simple ways to take control, save time and work more efficiently. 6th Edition.(2019) How to Organize Yourself will help you to dramatically improve the way you work. With great tips on how to determine your goals, prioritize your tasks and manage your time, it also includes practical advice on how to: focus on the things that produce results; overcome distractions; build positive work habits; avoid information overload and make effective use of technology. Updated for 2019, this 6th edition now features even more practical exercises, useful templates, and top tips to help you get organized, as well as content on how to deal with the ubiquitous presence of smartphones and adapt to the ever-increasing scope for interruption and procrastination in our 24/7 lives.

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Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions (2018) This contemporary and practical text helps you discover and determine your own guidelines for helping within the broad limits of professional codes of ethics and divergent theoretical positions. The authors discuss central issues, present a range of diverse views on the issues, discuss their position, and present opportunities for you to refine your own thinking and actively develop your own informed position.

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Communicating with people with disabilities: Ask Me First (2010) Learn how to respect the boundaries of people with disabilities while communicating with them.
How to Treat a Person with Disabilities, According to People with Disabilities (2018) We talk to people living with disabilities about the proper ways to treat someone with disabilities.
Manual Handling for Disability The trouble with manual handling injuries is that they tend to creep on the victim after years and years of improper practices. This manual handling for disability support workers training program deals with: • The specific laws of managing hazardous manual handling tasks • How to assess and control the risks • How to lift and carry safely
Professional Boundaries - Crossings and Violations (2014) This video is about boundary crossings and boundary violations.

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Maintaining Professional Boundaries in Community Care: Essential skills for Managers and Personal Care Workers "Maintaining Professional Boundaries in Community Care: Essential skills for Managers and Personal Care Workers"
NDIS Code of Conduct (2023) Updates at a glance - NDIS Code of Conduct Guidance PDF 232KB Listen to PDF DOCX 140KB The NDIS Code of Conduct for Workers PDF 487KB Listen to PDF DOCX 218KB The NDIS Code of Conduct for Providers
Policies and Procedures from the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne RCH staff are responsible for maintaining professional boundaries in their day to day work with patients and families. Professional boundaries enable staff and patient/family to engage safely and effectively in a therapeutic relationship.
Professional boundaries between you and your worker All formal working relationships need rapport and trust to function well. This is particularly relevant to the relationship between an individual and the person/s who are employed to provide them with home care – carers or support workers. It is certainly important that the carer makes sure client’s feel at ease with approaching and relating to them – but it is equally important that the lines don’t become blurred.
Professional Boundaries for Support Workers & Carers The role of the worker can mean that you are in many intimate situations with clients and their families and friends. You generally have access to private and confidential information. You may also encounter situations where you are confronted with needs, requests or demands for services and support that is not part of your role.
Understanding the financial impacts of mental illness – WA Department of Justice [2024] Explains mental illness and how the public trustee can help with finances that are beyond the illness scope that cause financial hardships. Other videos in the series Financial Elder Abuse COMPASS - Guiding Action on Elder Abuse Financial Elder Abuse Prevention (Video) Financial Elder Abuse - Don't ignore the red flags (Video)