Tidal Training LTD

📣 Proud to Support Our Veterans 🇬🇧

Tidal Training Ltd is honoured to be official sponsors and supporters of the Cheltenham Veterans Hub — a tri-service initiative bringing together veterans from the Army, Navy and RAF for breakfast, a brew and banter, with a shared purpose of supporting one another.

As proud members of the Armed Forces Covenant, we are deeply committed to supporting those who have served our country. The Cheltenham Veterans Hub reflects everything we stand for — community, respect, and looking out for one another.

💬 If you’re a veteran seeking connection, a listening ear, or simply good company, come and join us.

📅 Monthly meet-ups in Cheltenham
💷 £15 per person (with a discreet option to have the cost covered if needed)
Together, we’re building a space by veterans, for veterans — where everyone belongs.

Our next "Excellence in Care" series open course in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Moving and Handling of People including equipment and hoist training. 27th July 2022 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

We still have places available on this course. .

If you have one or more staff who require this training please do get in contact with one of the team on 01242371999 or email [email protected].

We provide refreshments and there is free parking available at the venue.

Full course details are below>>>
https://www.tidaltraining.co.uk/places-available-moving-handling-of-people-training-open-course-in-cheltenham-gloucestershire-27th-july-2022

Contact us on 01242371999 or email [email protected]

Only a few places left on this course.

Our next "Excellence in Care" series open course in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Safe Handling and Administration of medication Level 1 & 2 13th July 2022 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

If you have one or more staff who require this training please do get in contact with one of the team on 01242371999 or email [email protected].

This is a Level 1 and Level 2 course designed for healthcare professionals, who may have to administer medication and need to either refresh their existing skills and/or wish to learn more about medication and administration.

The aim of this Safe Handling and Administration of Medication Training is to update or impart medication knowledge in accordance with your organisations policies and procedures. The course is essential for nurses and support workers who need to safely handle and administer medication on a daily basis. We highly recommend it to you as an excellent standard for safe medication practices.

The course teaches the practical skills needed to select, administer and record medicines. Theory is provided in a comprehensive handout.

We provide refreshments and there is free parking available at the venue.

Full course details are below>>>

https://www.tidaltraining.co.uk/places-available-safe-handling-and-administration-of-medication-training-level-1-2-open-course-in-cheltenham-gloucestershire-13th-july-2022

Excellence In Care is a bespoke schedule of training courses to support organisations in delivering the highest quality care to their patient/client group. Engaging and fit for purpose training and education is at the heart of providing a person-centred support service within health and social care. Based in Cheltenham, Tidal Training Ltd is a UK market leading training provider (based in Cheltenham) with a 9 year track record of delivering outstanding training in the fields of Medical and Clinical, Mental Health, Learning Disability and Health & Social Care training courses.

Working together will help us to create higher standards, more informed and confident staff ultimately better trained to help those who rely on us. Tidal Training Ltd ethics are that “we put people before profit”.

We understand that a lot of businesses find it difficult to release all staff to attend training at the same time. In September 2021 we launched the series to run open courses at our training venue in Cheltenham and live interactive webinar courses to clients nationwide. This gives organisations and individuals the opportunity to book onto a course with minimum disruption to the working day. Our open courses are ideal for anyone working in the healthcare sector. You can attend the courses as an individual or a number of your staff can be booked on.

https://www.tidaltraining.co.uk/event-directory

What a fantastic day we had yesterday with the BeSocial Winchcombe team, imparting knowledge and having fun at the same time. This is what training is all about.

Thank you Vicky, the three cousins, the special two, Salsa Sall and all of the team at BeSocial.

https://www.facebook.com/BeSocialWinchcombe/

When our clients are happy, we're really happy!

This is what Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust (Resuscitation Dept) had to say about our

“Tidal Training are an efficient and professional company, with attention to detail and great customer service.”

“As an organisation whose staff are exposed to traumatic incidents in their working lives , NGH wanted to ensure that its support for staff who facilitate debriefs was as robust as possible. The training we received reassured us that our process was fit for purpose and increased our confidence and ability to continue to support our staff“

“Ben was knowledgeable and experienced in his field and had made real effort to understand some of the challenges facing an acute Trust”

Siobhan Bullock
Resuscitation Officer

https://www.tidaltraining.co.uk/course/critical-incident-stress-debriefing-training/

Happy Royal Army Medical Corps Day
Our founder/director was proud to have served in the RAMC for 13 years.

In Arduis Fidelis

The RAMC Association - Welcome The annual RAMC service at the National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas. Those on parade include serving soldiers, retired members of the Association and the RAMC Chelsea Pensioners emphasising the long and proud history of the Corps, from its past to the present day.

Heat exhaustion and heatstroke are two potentially serious conditions that can occur if you get too hot.

They usually happen during a heatwave or in a hot climate, but can also occur when you're doing very strenuous physical exercise.

Heat exhaustion is where you become very hot and start to lose water or salt from your body, which leads to the symptoms listed below and generally feeling unwell.

Heatstroke is where the body is no longer able to cool itself and a person's body temperature becomes dangerously high (sunstroke is when this is caused by prolonged exposure to direct sunlight).

Heatstroke is less common, but more serious. It can put a strain on the brain, heart, lungs, liver and kidneys, and can be life-threatening.

If heat exhaustion isn't spotted and treated early on, there's a risk it could lead to heatstroke.

Who's most at risk?

Anyone can develop heat exhaustion or heatstroke during a heatwave or while doing heavy exercise in hot weather.

However, some people are at a higher risk.

These include:
elderly people.
babies and young children.
people with a long-term health condition, such as diabetes or a heart or lung condition.
people who are already ill and dehydrated (for example, from gastroenteritis).
people doing strenuous exercise for long periods, such as military soldiers, athletes, hikers and manual workers.

Fore more information on what to do visit the NHS choices website.

Stay Safe

Heat exhaustion and heat stroke - NHS.UK Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are serious if not treated quickly. You should give first aid and call 999 if you think there are signs of heat stroke.

Falls in Care Homes | Prevention is better than the cure.

The management and prevention of falls is an extremely important issue in maintaining a high quality of life and independence for older people, particularly for those living in care homes.

According to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), older people living in nursing and residential homes are three times more likely to fall than those living in the community and a 25% are likely to suffer serious injuries and be admitted to hospital following the accident.

As we all know the risk of falling over increases as we get older. There are many reason for this including.....

Falls in Care Homes | Prevention is better than the cure. Older people living in nursing and residential homes are three times more likely to fall than those living in the community,

Doing what we do best.

Today we are supporting leisure Staff with Post Incident Stress Debrief Training.

Why is this critical incident stress debriefing training essential?

Following a critical incident, employers and employees are often ill-equipped to handle the chaos of such a catastrophic event like workplace violence, self-harm or su***de. Consequently, those affected by such an event often struggle to regain control of their lives or to regain a sense of normality. Many who have been traumatised by a critical event may eventually need professional attention and care for weeks, months and possibly years to come. The final extent of any traumatic event may never be known or realistically estimated in terms of loss, bereavement, mourning and grief. In the aftermath of any critical incident, psychological reactions are quite common and are often predictable.

What is a Critical Incident?

Within the context of social and residential care, a “critical incident” is a sudden death in the line of carrying out daily duties, serious injury, a physical or psychological threat to the safety or wellbeing of an individual, self-harm, su***de or attempted su***de. Moreover.....

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Training - Mental Health Training Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Training is essential following a critical incident in which employers and employees are often ill-equipped.

Thank you Team Locum Ltd (Birmingham) for making us feel welcome yesterday. We hope you enjoyed you session and that your staff feel more confident.