Organized by Social Care Skills (SAA Trusted Partner)
Join us for this focused and insightful seminar designed for professionals across social care settings who may be supporting individuals deprived of their liberty. This session offers a clear, practical guide to the legal principles, responsibilities, and processes involved.
📅 Date & Time: 12th May, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Live Online via Teams
Register here or using you SAA Member discount following this link.
Why This Course Matters
Depriving someone of their liberty is a serious and highly regulated act that requires clear legal grounding and careful planning. This course supports participants to:
✔️ Understand the legal principles that underpin Deprivation of Liberty
✔️ Learn the processes and authorisations required to lawfully deprive someone of their liberty
✔️ Explore the expectations placed on care providers and local authorities
✔️ Promote proportionate, rights-based care plans that reflect both risk and progress
✔️ Engage in case studies and critical discussions to strengthen practical understanding
Course Highlights
🔹 What is Deprivation of Liberty? – Legal definitions and key legislation
🔹 When and How It Applies – Real-world scenarios, thresholds, and risk considerations
🔹 Planning and Reviewing DoL Arrangements – Proportionality, safety, and reduction plans
🔹 Expectations for Providers and Local Authorities – Good practice and documentation
🔹 Case Studies & Discussion – Applying the law in complex, real-life situations
For more details about our offers and to explore other online seminars, visit Social Care Skills website: https://socialcareskills.co.uk/