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Behaviour Support

Behaviour of Communication

Communication

De-Escalation & Regulation

Woman speaks calmly to a distressed individual

Strategies for Meaningful De-Escalation

Article

Effective de-escalation strategies to reduce risk and the need for restrictive practices.

Behaviour is Communication: Education

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Poster to prompt staff to consider what behaviour might be communicating.

Behaviour is Communication: Health and Social Care

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Poster to prompt staff to consider what behaviour might be communicating.

Behaviour Support in International Schools

Video

How to foster consistency around behaviour support in international schools.

Using Visuals in Individual Support Plans

Article

Suggestions for using visuals to enhance individual support plans.

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Using Praise Effectively

Article

By using praise effectively, we can reinforce the behaviours we want to encourage.

Practitioner observing individual, to work out what they are communicating

Learning From Non-Verbal Communication

Article

How an individual's body language can help us recognise early signs of dysregulation.

Balancing Minimising Restrictive Practices with Safety

Video

How to create positive organisational cultures while reducing use of restrictive practices.

Communicating with Families After Physical Intervention

Article

A 3-step approach to communicating with families after the use of a physical intervention.

Strategies for Meaningful De-Escalation

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Poster outlining 5 key strategies to effectively de-escalate situations.

Biting and Hitting in Early Years

Podcast

Dave Smallwood highlights ways to support biting and hitting behaviour in early years.

Frightened child runs to an adult for support.

Supporting Someone Who Feels Frightened

Article

Different ways to support individuals when they feel frightened.

From ‘Time Out’ to ‘Time In’

Video

Ali Manning discusses 'time in' as an effective behaviour support strategy.

New to Teaching: Understanding Behaviour

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Part 2 eBook: how to understand what behaviour is communicating.

From ‘Time Out’ to ‘Time In’

Article

How to use 'time in' as a positive and inclusive behaviour support strategy with children and young people.