Re-Live training approach
Re-Live are a team of specialist practitioners in compassionate approaches to dementia care. Our experiential training programme has been developed through extensive research across the UK and Japan.
Experiential training is a dynamic and practical way of learning which allows trainees to hold on to new information, new skills and build confidence. Evidence shows that experiential learning is more likely to bring about a deeper change in attitudes, and greater development of compassion than more traditional training methods. (Sheard, 2009, Ballard et al., 2001).
Re-Live have trained over 5,000 health and social care professionals, arts practitioners and volunteers throughout Wales, England and California, USA.
COVID-19
Since the outbreak of Covid-19, Re-Live have pivoted to deliver all of their training and group work online, via Zoom. We now have extensive experience in designing, hosting, and facilitating experiential training and group work online.
Re-Live have recently worked in America, Japan, Ireland and Australia, and have been commissioned to deliver dementia training for Swansea County Council, Vale of Glamorgan County Council, Powys County Council, Cardiff County Council, Lancashire Workforce and Development Partnership, Legal & General, Cardiff Metropolitan University and University of California, San Francisco.
Re-Live training reflects the provisions, principles and vision set out in:
· Dementia Action Plan for Wales (Welsh Government, 2018-22)
· Good Work – A Dementia Learning and Development Framework for Wales (Public Health Wales, Social Care Wales, NHS, Welsh Government, 2016)
· The Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014
Re-Live Awards and Fellowships:
Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health (University of San Francisco, 2019-2020)
Theatre in Wales Awards for Belonging/Perthyn: A play about dementia written by Artistic Director of Re-Live, Karin Diamond
Arts and Health Practice Award, Royal Society of Public Health: Theatre with military veterans
Community Award, Age Cymru: Theatre work with people living with dementia
International Leadership in Arts and Health Award: Arts in Health Australia
Winston Churchill Fellow, Creativity in Dementia Care (Japan, 2009-2010)
Re-Live cited as an example of best practice in:
· Good Work: A Dementia Learning and Development Framework for Wales: Social Care Wales, NHS Wales, Public Health Wales, Welsh Government, 2016 A Dementia Learning and Development Framework for Wales
· Arts and Health Mapping Report: The Arts Council of Wales, 2018 https://arts.wales/sites/default/files/2019-02/Arts_and_Health_Volume_1_0.pdf
Contact: Karin Diamond (Lead Trainer) karin@re-live.org.uk
Ymagwedd Re-Live at hyfforddiant
Tîm o ymarferwyr arbenigol mewn ymagweddau tosturiol at ofal dementia yw Re-Live. Mae ein rhaglen hyfforddiant trwy brofiad wedi cael ei datblygu trwy ymchwil helaeth ar draws y DU a Japan.
COVID-19
Ers cychwyn argyfwng Covid-19, mae Re-Live wedi mynd ati i gyflwyno eu sesiynau hyfforddiant a gwaith grŵp ar-lein, ar Zoom. Erbyn hyn mae gennym 3 mis o brofiad yn dylunio, cyflwyno a hwyluso hyfforddiant trwy brofiad a gwaith grŵp ar-lein.
Mae dysgu trwy brofiad yn ddull deinamig ac ymarferol o ddysgu sy'n caniatáu hyfforddeion i ennill gwybodaeth a sgiliau newydd ynghyd â chynyddu eu hyder. Mae tystiolaeth yn dangos bod dysgu trwy brofiad yn fwy tebygol o greu newid dyfnach mewn ymagweddau a datblygiad dyfnach o dosturi na dulliau hyfforddiant mwy traddodiadol. (Sheard, 2009, Ballard et al., 2001).
Mae Re-Live wedi hyfforddi dros 5,000 o weithwyr proffesiynol iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol yng Nghymru, Lloegr a California, UDA.
Mae hyfforddiant Re-Live yn adlewyrchu'r darpariaethau, egwyddorion a gweledigaeth a amlinellir yn y canlynol:
· Cynllun Gweithredu Cymru ar gyfer Dementia (Llywodraeth Cymru, 2018-22)
· Gwaith Da – Fframwaith Dysgu a Datblygu Dementia i Gymru (Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, Gofal Cymdeithasol Cymru, GIG Cymru, Llywodraeth Cymru, 2016)
· Deddf Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol a Llesiant (Cymru) 2014
Gwobrau a Chymrodoriaethau Re-Live:
Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health (University of San Francisco, 2019-2020)
Theatre in Wales Awards for Belonging/Perthyn: A play about dementia written by Artistic Director of Re-Live, Karin Diamond
Arts and Health Practice Award, Royal Society of Public Health: Theatre with military veterans
Community Award, Age Cymru: Theatre work with people living with dementia
International Leadership in Arts and Health Award: Arts in Health Australia
Winston Churchill Fellow, Creativity in Dementia Care (Japan, 2009-2010)
Cyfeirir at Re-Live fel esiampl o arfer gorau yn:
· Gwaith Da: Fframwaith Dysgu a Datblygu Dementia i Gymru: Gofal Cymdeithasol Cymru, GIG Cymru, Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, Llywodraeth Cymru, 2016 Fframwaith Dysgu a Datblygu Dementia i Gymru
· Y Celfyddydau ac Iechyd: Astudiaeth Mapio: Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, 2018 https://arts.wales/sites/default/files/2019-04/Y_Celfyddydau_ac_Iechyd_Cyfrol_1.pdf
Cyswllt: Karin Diamond (Prif Hyfforddwr) karin@re-live.org.uk