LGBTQ+ in Health and Social Care Training Course
LGBTQ+ in Health and Social Care Overview
Split into five engaging units based on each letter of the LGBTQ+ acronym, learners explore historical context, legislation, discrimination, and mental health, all within a health and social care framework. This course is suitable for all care staff, support workers, and team leaders who want to create a more inclusive environment.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of LGBTQ+
- To gain an understanding of the key moments in LGBTQ+ history
- To gain an understanding of legislation relevant to LGBTQ+
- To gain an understanding of Homophobia and other challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community
- To gain an understanding of how positive role models can support the progression of LGBTQ+ rights
Training Units
L – Lesbian
15mThis unit explores the history and challenges faced by lesbian individuals, as well as the legal and practical responsibilities of care providers.
- Historical Moments
- Legislation
- Challenging Discrimination
G – Gay
10mLearners will examine important legal and social developments affecting gay individuals, including conversion therapy.
- Historical Moments
- Legislation
- Conversion Therapy
B – Bisexual
10mExplore gender identity in more depth, including non-binary and gender fluid identities, and how to provide respectful, inclusive support.
- Historical Moments
- Legislation
- Non-Binary And Gender Fluid Identities
- Gender Vs Sexual Orientation
Q – Queer or Questioning
10mThis unit highlights the experiences of individuals questioning their identity or using the term “queer,” and addresses mental health and neurodiversity.
- Q+ Identities
- Mental Health
- Using The Word Queer
- Autistic Individuals Identifying as LGBTQ+
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