Description Maintaining clear professional boundaries and prioritising self-care are essential for delivering ethical, sustainable support. This module explores how to set appropriate limits in care relationships and build habits that protect your wellbeing.
Overview This module provides specialised skills training relevant to support workers delivering safe, ethical, and person-centred care, focusing on managing professional boundaries and developing practical self-care strategies.
Course Content Topic 1: Understanding professional boundaries in disability support Topic 2: Common challenges and grey areas in care relationships Topic 3: Self-care approaches to reduce burnout and compassion fatigue Topic 4: Reflecting on personal practices and building protective habits
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 professional boundaries and why they matter
Recognise situations that may blur boundaries and how to respond appropriately
Apply effective self-care strategies to maintain wellbeing
Strengthen confidence in managing complex support dynamics
Professional Boundaries & Self-Care in Disability Support
What you’ll learn and gain
Clear frameworks to assess boundary situations Practical self-care planning tools Improved ability to navigate challenging interactions with professionalism Certificate of Completion suitable for audits and employment portfolios
First Available Dates
Available on demand from 4 August 2025


