Person‑centred planning is at the heart of quality care and support. It ensures that services are built around what matters most to each individual, rather than a one‑size‑fits‑all approach. This person centred care training course at Level 2 equips learners with the knowledge and skills to promote and implement person‑centred approaches in adult social care settings.

The course explores how to create individual care plans, respect confidentiality, and balance professional boundaries with compassionate support. Learners will also examine the importance of consent, risk assessment, and understanding the “whole picture” when supporting people. By the end, participants will feel confident applying person‑centred principles that improve both care quality and individual wellbeing.

Why Take Person Centred Care Training?

Without a person‑centred approach, care can become task‑focused and fail to meet individual needs. This course ensures learners understand how to place the person at the centre of planning, decision‑making, and daily practice, leading to safer, more respectful, and more effective care.

Key Benefits

• Understand the principles of person‑centred care.
• Learn how to create and implement individual care plans.
• Explore the importance of consent and risk assessment.
• Recognise how work practices affect individuals.
• Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.
• Develop a holistic view of care that considers the whole person.

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, you will be able to:

• Explain what person‑centred care means in practice.
• Create care plans tailored to individual needs.
• Apply confidentiality and professional boundaries effectively.
• Recognise how daily practices impact the individual.
• Use risk assessment to support safe, person‑centred care.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Adult social care workers.
• Healthcare assistants and support staff.
• Carers seeking to strengthen their approach.
• Anyone preparing for a role in health and social care.