Training And Education

Training and education to empower you and your support network

Training and Education

Do Things Better
and More Safely

At Cas Health, we can provide training and education to our client’s and their formal and informal supports to improve the client’s function, safety and independence, and the safety and wellbeing of their support persons.

Training and Education

At Cas Health, we identify the need for additional training and education for our client’s and their supports, including their support workers, carers and family members. Cas Health can deliver this training as part of our intervention to improve the function, wellbeing and safety of the client and those in their support network. Types of education and training we deliver include:

  • Task-Specific Training – Working with client’s to teach them new, better and safer ways to complete the tasks that they normally do.
  • Providing education on topics such as pressure care, ergonomics, and strategies to manage impairments and symptoms.
  • Providing training and education to the client’s support network on manual handling and how to safely assist the client when supporting them.
  • Education and training on use of new assistive technology and environmental modifications.

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