SEND Training: Inclusive Practice for Adults
This course is designed for organisations that want to upskill their teams to deliver inclusive physical activity sessions for adults with SEND.
This course is designed for organisations that want to upskill their teams to deliver inclusive physical activity sessions for adults with SEND.
This course is designed for organisations that want to expand their service offerings and upskill their teams to deliver inclusive physical activity sessions for adults with SEND. It is particularly beneficial for leisure and fitness instructors who wish to adapt exercise programmes for diverse needs, healthcare and rehabilitation professionals looking to incorporate inclusive movement practices into therapy, and community and social care providers aiming to facilitate physical activity sessions that enhance independence and wellbeing. Charity and third-sector organisations can also benefit by offering accessible and engaging movement sessions that improve the quality of life for service users with SEND.
By completing this course, staff will gain a strong understanding of disabilities, mental health challenges, and neurodiverse conditions in adults, along with practical strategies for providing effective support. They will learn how to use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and inclusive language to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all participants. The training covers essential skills in planning and delivering inclusive sessions, incorporating mindfulness and wellbeing activities tailored to adults with varying needs.
Staff will also develop the ability to conduct risk assessments, implement safeguarding principles, and apply reflective practices to ensure sessions are safe and effective. Ultimately, this course will help organisations promote equality, diversity, and independence while fostering a sense of belonging and participation in inclusive settings.
Provides an overview of the Inclusive Practice for Adults programme, explaining key objectives, course structure, and strategies for maximising learning outcomes.
Explores foundational concepts such as understanding disabilities, barriers to inclusion, reflective practices, and cultural considerations. It also covers specific conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, and mental health challenges.
Focuses on the needs of adults with SEND, including Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, mental health challenges, and neurodiverse conditions such as ADHD and dyslexia, with practical strategies for inclusive support.
Covers the principles of inclusive lesson planning, including communication strategies, equality and diversity, safeguarding, mindfulness activities, and developing community and independence.
Provides practical application with example lesson plans, risk assessments, portfolio development, and certification to ensure readiness for delivering inclusive sessions with confidence.
This course is ideal for organisations looking to improve their provision of inclusive physical activity for adults with SEND. Whether your team consists of fitness instructors, rehabilitation specialists, care providers, or community programme leaders, this training equips staff with the knowledge and skills to create accessible and engaging sessions. By completing this course, your organisation can ensure that adults of all abilities have opportunities to participate in meaningful physical activity, fostering independence, well-being, and community connection.
This course is designed for organisations that want to expand their service offerings and upskill their teams to deliver inclusive physical activity sessions for adults with SEND. It is particularly beneficial for leisure and fitness instructors who wish to adapt exercise programmes for diverse needs, healthcare and rehabilitation professionals looking to incorporate inclusive movement practices into therapy, and community and social care providers aiming to facilitate physical activity sessions that enhance independence and wellbeing. Charity and third-sector organisations can also benefit by offering accessible and engaging movement sessions that improve the quality of life for service users with SEND.
Synergy Dance® serves children and adults of all abilities and ages. This covers those with special needs and the disability community. We include the visually impaired and blind, those with autism and the deaf community. Our outreach programme was set up to create a positive change. We remove barriers for young people who experience marginalisation or disadvantages
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