30-Hours Professional Diploma in Anti-Social Behaviour
Credit hours
3
What drives anti-social behaviour, and how can it be prevented? This course examines psychological, developmental, family and environmental influences, along with the role of trauma and mental health. It also covers early intervention, UK legal and policy frameworks, and multi-agency safeguarding work, making it relevant for youth workers, housing staff, educators and community practitioners.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Anti-Social Behaviour and Its Social Impact
- 02Psychological and Developmental Factors Behind Anti-Social Behaviour
- 03Types and Patterns of Anti-Social Conduct Across Age Groups
- 04Environmental, Family, and Societal Influences on Behaviour
- 05Trauma, Mental Health, and Behavioural Responses
- 06Early Intervention and Preventative Strategies
- 07Legal and Policy Frameworks in the UK
- 08Multi-Agency Working and Safeguarding Practices
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