Many people with disability need extra support to understand and manage emotions. This module builds practical skills to help clients recognise feelings, develop coping strategies, and reduce emotional distress.
Overview This module provides specialised skills training relevant to support workers delivering safe, ethical, and person-centred care, focusing on supporting emotional awareness and regulation.
Course Content Topic 1: Understanding emotional regulation and why it matters Topic 2: Recognising signs of emotional distress and triggers Topic 3: Simple strategies and activities to support regulation Topic 4: Knowing when to escalate concerns and seek further help
Delivery Mode: On demand, fully online Duration: Approximately 1 hour (self-paced) Target Audience: Support workers, AHAs, carers, educators, and others in disability support
Course Objectives
Develop a practical understanding of emotional regulation needs in disability support
Recognise early signs of emotional distress and common triggers
Apply simple, effective strategies to support clients in managing feelings
Strengthen confidence in knowing when to escalate or seek additional support
Supporting Emotional Regulation in Disability Support
What you’ll learn and gain
Practical tools and examples for helping clients manage emotions Real scenarios to build skill in recognising distress and applying support Improved ability to create calm, supportive environments Certificate of Completion suitable for audits and employment portfolios
First Available Dates
Available on demand from 29 September 2025


