Just off the A12 or A120, nestled on the outskirts of Colchester, in the village of Earls Colne, we have spaces to hire. Whether you are looking for a meeting room, boardroom, training room, or even a fully-equipped filming studio, we have you covered. Our venue looks our across the golf course with stunning views of tree lines and water features, including a water fountain and pond right next to our rooms for hire. Each room can be arranged in various layouts and has a state-of-the-art 65" rotating smart screen TV that can be used to present from or used as an interactive whiteboard. Our car park is big enough for 70 vehicles, with overflow car parking available. There is disabled parking, disabled access, and a disabled access lift to the first floor. Alongside our room hire, we can cater for all you food needs through our amazing catering partners. Come and find out why our clients quickly return and make multiple bookings with us.
Training 2 CARE and Experience Training have a mission to provide the most cost effective, practical and powerful training that embeds good practice and changes lives.
The Autism Reality Experience is an innovative, immersive and hands on training which has been developed to give non-autistic people an experience of the sensory processing difficulties faced by people on the autism spectrum.
Invented by Training 2 CAREs Managing Director Glenn Knight and Autistic people, the Autism Reality Experience really is as true to life as currently possible and is changing the landscape of understanding Autism.
Already commissioned by the NHS, Care Providers, Universities and Colleges, Prisons, Police, Ambulance, Schools, Families and many more the Autism Reality Experience continues to develop and give a greater empathy and understanding.
The dementia interpreter course is designed to enable delegates to understand how to communicate with people with dementia and recognise that behaviours are often a way of telling us something.
Part of this course is experiential training which means we are going to put you into the same position as the people we are trying to communicate with. This will give you the experience of the different communication barriers people with dementia may endure on a daily basis.
D.I.E.T. (Dining Immersive Experiential Training) will transport you into understanding and overcoming the challenges faced by people around mealtimes.
You will learn about and experience some of the factors that influence food and fluid intake in care settings.
You will be introduced to more inclusive ways of supporting individuals at mealtimes.
Ultimately, this is about understanding how a person might feel and make the changes needed to reduce anxiety around mealtimes and improve lives.
Dementia Dictionary
Have you seen the Dementia Dictionary? Understanding that people with dementia face challenges with communication, especially verbally, we also recognise that they start to communicate in a different way. This is typically through emotions, body language, behaviours, noises, and actions. These changes form something special. It becomes the 'Language of Dementia'. We have seen this happen in care homes and home settings across the country, even the world. The universal Language of Dementia needs to be translated in order to better care for people with dementia. In the world's first dementia dictionary, this is what our global network of dementia interpreters are doing. Search through the dictionary to see if an action or behaviour your loved one is displaying has been translated.
The Virtual Dementia Tour was invented 20 years ago in America by world renowned professional PK Beville who owns the non-profit company Second Wind Dreams owners of the VDT. The Virtual Dementia Tour is medically and scientifically proven to be the closest that we can give a person with a healthy brain an experience of what dementia might be like. By understanding dementia from the person's point of view we can change practice, reduce issues and improve their lives.
Scary, Intimidating, Confusing and a feeling of vulnerability the Virtual Dementia Tour is a 'must have' training for every care professional or family member that wants to understand dementia by walking in the shoes of a person with the disease.
What it's Like to Have Dementia - The Restaurant that Makes MistakesCould a simulator help people to understand this debilitating, and often stigmatised condition?
Posted by Channel 4 on Wednesday, 26 June 2019
